What does ESAW mean?
ESAW means Engineering Societies in an Agent World
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Engineering Societies in an Agent World?
Engineering Societies in an Agent World can be abbreviated as ESAW
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What does ESAW stand for? ESAW stands for "Engineering Societies in an Agent World". |
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How to abbreviate "Engineering Societies in an Agent World"? "Engineering Societies in an Agent World" can be abbreviated as ESAW. |
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What is the meaning of ESAW abbreviation? The meaning of ESAW abbreviation is "Engineering Societies in an Agent World". |
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What is ESAW abbreviation? One of the definitions of ESAW is "Engineering Societies in an Agent World". |
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What does ESAW mean? ESAW as abbreviation means "Engineering Societies in an Agent World". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ESAW - Engineering Societies in the Agents World
- ABM - An Agent Based Model
- ACL - An Agent Communication Language
- AOR - An Agent of Responsibility
- ESCMT - Engineering Societies Committee for Manpower Training
- ESCOE - engineering societies commission on energy
- ESAW - Emergent Societies in the Agent World
- ESB - Engineering Societies Building
- ESL - Engineering Societies Library
- PAW - Privacy in an Ambient World
- SHUFFLE - An agent based approach to controlling resourcesin UMTS networks
- ESCOE - Engineering Societies Commission on Energy, Inc.
- ESMC - Engineering Societies Monograph Committee
- ESNE - Engineering Societies of New England
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