What does TPS mean?
TPS means The Place of Sustainability
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for The Place of Sustainability?
The Place of Sustainability can be abbreviated as TPS
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What does TPS stand for? TPS stands for "The Place of Sustainability". |
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How to abbreviate "The Place of Sustainability"? "The Place of Sustainability" can be abbreviated as TPS. |
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What is the meaning of TPS abbreviation? The meaning of TPS abbreviation is "The Place of Sustainability". |
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What is TPS abbreviation? One of the definitions of TPS is "The Place of Sustainability". |
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What does TPS mean? TPS as abbreviation means "The Place of Sustainability". |
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What is shorthand of The Place of Sustainability? The most common shorthand of "The Place of Sustainability" is TPS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AASHE - Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
- TP2B - The Place 2 Be
- TPBLAD - The Place Between Life and Death.
- TPoM - The Place of Mike
- IPMS - International Programme on the Management of Sustainability
- MEDIMONT - A Multidisciplinary research and development programme on the role and the place of the Mountains in the desertification of the Mediterranean regions
- MEDIMONT - A Multinational, Multidisciplinary research programme on the role and the place of the Mountains in the desertification of the Mediterranean Mountain regions
- RPMS - Regional Programme on the Management of Sustainability
- SUSPORKQUAL - SUStainability in the production of PORK with improved nutritional and eating QUALity using strategic feeding in out-door production
- TMPX - The Meeting Place of the Xtabi
- TPL - The Place for the Latest
- TPOU - The Place of Understanding
- PRPB - Place-of-Residence-by-Place-of-Birth (demographics)
- aash - Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher
- centralization. - The process of consolidating certain types of activities or decision making in one place, as opposed to spreading them across corporate divisions or geographical locations.
- culture shock. - The state of being overwhelmed by the differences in customs and behavior in a foreign place.
- mailing address. - The location at which a company prefers to receive mail, sometimes different than its place of business.
- point of turnaround. - The place at which an airplane or other vehicle begins its return journey to its point of origin.
- replacements - (DOD) Personnel required to take the place of others who depart a unit.
- Doorknob Rounds - the entire presentation takes place in 5 seconds while the consultant's hand never leaves the doorknob to the entrance of the patient's room (US hospitals have small single occupancy rooms)