What does CDL mean?
CDL means Closed Distribution License
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Closed Distribution License?
Closed Distribution License can be abbreviated as CDL
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What does CDL stand for? CDL stands for "Closed Distribution License". |
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What does CDL mean? CDL as abbreviation means "Closed Distribution License". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C-BLAST - Closed-Loop Bell Laboratories Layered Space-Time Architecture
- CBLSS - Closed Bioregenerative Life Support Systems
- CCCMMM - Closed-Chest Cardiac Message & Mouth-To-Mouth Resuscitation
- CCSDSP - Closed Circuit Saturation Diving System
- CEBAS - Closed Equilibrated Biological Aquatic System
- CEETBF - Closed End Exchange Traded Bond Fund
- CCTV SDM - Closed Circuit Television Switching & Distribution Matrix
- CCCP - Closed Chest Closed Pericardium
- CDDL - Common Development and Distribution License
- DL - Distribution License
- DLA - Distribution and License Agreement
- JDL - Java Distribution License
- LDL - Limited Distribution License
- PADL - PHP Application Distribution License
- BSDL - Berkely Software Distribution License
- DCUSA - Distribution Connection and Use of System Agreement (est. 2006; electricity distribution contract; UK)
- DHN - Distribution Haut Normande (French: Distribution Upper Normandy)
- LDMA - License Distribution and Management Architecture
- bsdl - Berkeley Software Distribution License
- edl - Eclipse Distribution License