What does ISOC mean?
ISOC means Industry in the Society
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Industry in the Society?
Industry in the Society can be abbreviated as ISOC
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What does ISOC stand for? ISOC stands for "Industry in the Society". |
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How to abbreviate "Industry in the Society"? "Industry in the Society" can be abbreviated as ISOC. |
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What is the meaning of ISOC abbreviation? The meaning of ISOC abbreviation is "Industry in the Society". |
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What is ISOC abbreviation? One of the definitions of ISOC is "Industry in the Society". |
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What does ISOC mean? ISOC as abbreviation means "Industry in the Society". |
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What is shorthand of Industry in the Society? The most common shorthand of "Industry in the Society" is ISOC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HESIN - Higher Education Support for Industry in the North
- YKYITSCAW - You Know You're in the Society for Creative Anachronism When...
- ASA - Associateship in the Society of Actuaries
- CANUC - Cancer risk following chronic radiation exposure in the Nuclear industry in the Russian Federation, Hungary, the Slovak Republic and Lithuania
- CES - Centers in the Society
- FSA - Fellowship in the Society of Actuaries
- PNASTINA - Promotion of Natural Stone Industry in the Northern Areas
- SEIPI - Semiconductors and Electronics Industry in the Philippines Inc
- SEIS - Secure Electronic Information in the Society
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