Met

Met or MET or The Met may refer to:

Contents 1 In the arts 2 In computing and the Internet 3 In medicine and physiology 4 In public safety 5 In public transport 6 In science, technology and mathematics 7 In sports 8 In other uses

In the arts

• Metropolitan Opera in Manhattan, New York
• Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, New York
• Various buildings known as the Metropolitan Opera House
• The Metropolitan Ensemble Theater in Kansas City, Missouri

In computing and the Internet

• MET ART, an erotic website
• Multiple Element Target, a feature in DirectX9
• Met is a common enemy in the Mega Man video game series, see List of Mega Man characters#Met

In medicine and physiology

• MET, Metabolic Equivalent of Task, or simply metabolic equivalent, is a measure of the intensity of aerobic exercise. Specifically, it is the ratio of metabolic rate during a specific physical activity to a reference rate of metabolic rate at rest.
• Methylethyltryptamine, a hallucinogenic tryptamine
• Methionine, an essential nonpolar amino acid
• Met, short form describing the genetic disorder Hypermethioninemia
• MET, the gene symbol for hepatocyte growth factor receptor
• Mesenchymal-epithelial transition, the reverse of Epithelial-mesenchymal transition
• MET, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, used in treatment of drug abuse and mental illness to help people in denial accept treatment
• MET, Muscle Energy Technique, a neuromuscular protocol used in Osteopathy, Physical Therapy, and Massage Therapy.

In public safety

• Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia in Washington, D.C.
• Metropolitan Police Service of London

In public transport

• Metropolitan line of the London Underground
• Metropolitan Railway a former railway company in London which became the Metropolitan Line of the London Underground
• Metro Cammell, often known as "Met-Cam", was a Birmingham-based train and carriage manufacturer
• Metlink, the metropolitan public transport network in Melbourne, Australia
• Metropolitan Transit Authority of Black Hawk County (MET) in Waterloo, Iowa, USA
• Manchester Metrolink tram network
• Tyne and Wear Metro light rail network
• Metlink (formerly The Met) various public transport in Victoria, Australia
• Modesto and Empire Traction Company a Class III shortline railroad

In science, technology and mathematics

• MET Matrix, an environmental analysis tool to evaluate the materials, energy, and toxic emissions of a product
• Mechanical engineering technology, a technical field of study and practice
• Met Office, the British meteorological service
• Met Éireann, the Irish meteorological service
• Met, a mathematic term describing the category of metric spaces with metric maps
• Met, the short name for the Nash Metropolitan
• Met, unit used is describing Thermal comfort
• MET, Mission Elapsed Time
• The Modular Equipment Transporter, a two-wheeled handcart used on Apollo 14 for hauling equipment and lunar samples
• Missing transverse energy
• The amino acid Methionine
• Monetary equilibrium theory

In sports

• Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, Minnesota
• Met Center in Bloomington, Minnesota
• Met Park in Norfolk Virginia
• The New York Mets baseball team, referring to both players and fans
  • For other sports teams, see Mets (disambiguation)

In other uses

• Met 107, a radio station in Bangkok
• Manchester Metropolitan University
• Muslim Educational Trust
• Mind's Eye Theatre, a live action role-playing game
• Middle East Television
• MET, Middle European Time aka CET, Central European Time
• Met, the Metropolitan Miami (development) complex in Miami, Florida
• MET, the NYSE ticker symbol for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
• Metropolitan Building (Minneapolis) a building in Minneapolis taken down in 1961.
• Met Office, the U.K.'s national meteorological service
• The Met (arts centre) in Bury, Greater Manchester
• The Met (newspaper), student newspaper of Leeds Metropolitan University
• The Met (skyscraper), luxury condominium in Sathon, Bangkok

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