What does SEAMA mean?
SEAMA means Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access?
Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access can be abbreviated as SEAMA
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What does SEAMA stand for? SEAMA stands for "Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access". |
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How to abbreviate "Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access"? "Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access" can be abbreviated as SEAMA. |
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What is the meaning of SEAMA abbreviation? The meaning of SEAMA abbreviation is "Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access". |
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What is SEAMA abbreviation? One of the definitions of SEAMA is "Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access". |
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What does SEAMA mean? SEAMA as abbreviation means "Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access". |
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What is shorthand of Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access? The most common shorthand of "Source Encoding Assisted Multiple Access" is SEAMA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MC-TDMA - Multiple Carrier-Time Division Multiple Access
- MAC-GF - Multiple-Access Channel with Generalized Feedback
- MACA-P - Multiple Access via Collision Avoidance with Enhanced Parallelism
- MACA/BI - Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance by Invitation
- MANR - Multiple Access Noise Rejection
- MACSTAR - Multiple Access Customer Station Rearrangement
- MCTDMA - Multiple Carrier Time Division Multiple Access
- MACX - Multiple Access Crossconnect Exchange
- MAPOS - Multiple Access Protocol over SONET/SDH
- MA-PCTH - Multiple-Access Pseudo-Chaotic Time Hopping
- MF-TDMA - Multiple Frequency Time Division Multiple Access
- MFTDMA - Multiple Frequency Time Division Multiple Access
- MAAC - Multiple-Access Adder Channel
- MAR - Multiple Access Return
- MAT - Multiple Access Technique
- MAT - Multiple Access Transponder
- MASC - Multiple Access Source Code
- MASC - Multiple Access Source Coding
- BAMA - Beacon Assisted Multiple Access
- MAMA - Multiple ALOHA Multiple Access