What does CM mean?
CM means Constraints Management
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Constraints Management?
2 ways to abbreviate Constraints Management
Constraints Management can be abbreviated as CM
Other shorthands for Constraints Management are: cm
Constraints Management can be abbreviated as CM
Other shorthands for Constraints Management are: cm
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What does CM stand for? CM stands for "Constraints Management". |
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How to abbreviate "Constraints Management"? "Constraints Management" can be abbreviated as CM. |
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What is the meaning of CM abbreviation? The meaning of CM abbreviation is "Constraints Management". |
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What is CM abbreviation? One of the definitions of CM is "Constraints Management". |
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What does CM mean? CM as abbreviation means "Constraints Management". |
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What is shorthand of Constraints Management? The most common shorthand of "Constraints Management" is CM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CONTESSA - Constraints and Extended Support for Storage and Access
- CAR - Constraints and Restrictions Document
- CMW - Constraints Management Workshop
- CFV - Constraints in Formal Verification
- CID - Constraints in Discourse
- CMG - Constraints Management Group
- CSLP - Constraints and Language Processing
- CC - Constraints Case
- CCL - Constraints in Computational Logics
- CGV - Constraints for Graphics and Visualization
- CIT - Constraints of This
- CWG - Constraints Working Group
- CWM - Constraints Window Manager
- MBC - Management by Constraints
- CARD - Constraints and Restrictions Document
- car - Constraints and Restrictions
- cmuc - Constraints Management User Conference
- cote - Constraints on the evolution
- CPA - Constraints Prioritize Aid
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