What does FOCJ mean?
FOCJ means Functional Overlapping Competitive Jurisdictions
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Functional Overlapping Competitive Jurisdictions?
Functional Overlapping Competitive Jurisdictions can be abbreviated as FOCJ
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What does FOCJ stand for? FOCJ stands for "Functional Overlapping Competitive Jurisdictions". |
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How to abbreviate "Functional Overlapping Competitive Jurisdictions"? "Functional Overlapping Competitive Jurisdictions" can be abbreviated as FOCJ. |
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What is the meaning of FOCJ abbreviation? The meaning of FOCJ abbreviation is "Functional Overlapping Competitive Jurisdictions". |
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What is FOCJ abbreviation? One of the definitions of FOCJ is "Functional Overlapping Competitive Jurisdictions". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- OQSO - Overlapping Quadruples Sparse Occupancy
- OM - Overlapping Multicarrier
- OCA - Overlapping Claim Area
- ODMC - Overlapping Distributions Monte Carlo
- OBSS - Overlapping Basic Service Set
- OGI - Overlapping Global Interval
- OLBC - Overlapping Legacy BSS (Business Support System) Condition
- OLPT - Overlapping Large Polaron Tunnelling
- ORST - Overlapping Region Sojourn Time
- OPSO - Overlapping Pairs Sparse Occupancy Test
- OWD - Overlapping Window Decorrelating
- JUDGE - Jurisdictions Unified for Drug Gang Enforcement
- JUDGE - Jurisdictions United for Drug Gang Enforcement
- OGES - Overlapping Grid Equation Solver
- OGG - Overlapping Gene Groups
- OLQ - Overlapping Linear Quadtrees
- OMD - Overlapping Market Disorder
- OPS - overlapping polyangiitic syndrome
- OPD - Overlapping Protection Domains
- FOCJ - Functional Overlapping Competing Jurisdiction