What does MEET mean?
MEET means MCDN End to End Transparency
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for MCDN End to End Transparency?
MCDN End to End Transparency can be abbreviated as MEET
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What does MEET stand for? MEET stands for "MCDN End to End Transparency". |
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How to abbreviate "MCDN End to End Transparency"? "MCDN End to End Transparency" can be abbreviated as MEET. |
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What is the meaning of MEET abbreviation? The meaning of MEET abbreviation is "MCDN End to End Transparency". |
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What is MEET abbreviation? One of the definitions of MEET is "MCDN End to End Transparency". |
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What does MEET mean? MEET as abbreviation means "MCDN End to End Transparency". |
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What is shorthand of MCDN End to End Transparency? The most common shorthand of "MCDN End to End Transparency" is MEET. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- E2EDM - End-to-End Data Management
- E2EE - End-to-End Encryption
- E2EI - End to End Integrator
- E2ELA - End-to-End Lightpath Agent
- E2EMON - End-To-End Monitoring Techniques and Services
- E2ENP - End-To-End Negotiation Protocol
- E2EQOS - End-To-End Quality of Service
- E2ERG - End to End Research Group
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- EETDN - End-to-End Transit Delay Negotiation
- EGOPS - End-to-End GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) Occultation Performance Simulator
- EMBAC - End-To-End Measurement-Based Admission Control
- EMBAC-D - End-To-End Measurement-Based Admission Controlwith Deterministic Policy
- EMBAC-P - End-To-End Measurement-Based Admission Control with Probability-Based Scheme
- EASE - End-to-End System Analysis and Service Environment
- EE - End-to-End
- E/E - End-To-End
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