What does EEKS mean?
EEKS means Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome?
Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome can be abbreviated as EEKS
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What does EEKS stand for? EEKS stands for "Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome". |
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How to abbreviate "Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome"? "Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome" can be abbreviated as EEKS. |
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What is the meaning of EEKS abbreviation? The meaning of EEKS abbreviation is "Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome". |
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What is EEKS abbreviation? One of the definitions of EEKS is "Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome". |
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What does EEKS mean? EEKS as abbreviation means "Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome". |
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What is shorthand of Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome? The most common shorthand of "Exponentially Expanding Knowledge Syndrome" is EEKS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EWMPCA - Exponentially Weighted Moving Principal Component Analysis
- EFBC - Exponentially Fed-Batch Culture
- EAMM - Exponentially Adjusted Moving Mean
- EBB - Exponentially Bounded Burstiness
- EGCI - Exponentially Generated Configuration Interaction
- ECA - Exponentially Correlated Acceleration
- EEF - Exponentially Embedded Family
- ECRV - Exponentially Correlated Random Variable
- EMFB - Exponentially-Modulated Filter Bank
- EMG - Exponentially Modified Gaussian
- EWMA - Exponentially Weighted Moving Average
- EWMV - Exponentially Weighted Moving Variance
- EEP - exponentially enhanced pulse
- EKI - Expanding Knowledge Initiative
- EMG - Exponentially Modified Gaussian functions
- EMG - exponentially modified Gaussian model
- EMLN - exponentially modified log-normal distribution
- EMP - exponentially mapped past
- EMP - Exponentially Modulated Periodic
- EST - Exponentially Small Terms