What does VIVA mean?
VIVA means Visual Index to the Virtual Archive
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Visual Index to the Virtual Archive?
Visual Index to the Virtual Archive can be abbreviated as VIVA
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What does VIVA stand for? VIVA stands for "Visual Index to the Virtual Archive". |
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How to abbreviate "Visual Index to the Virtual Archive"? "Visual Index to the Virtual Archive" can be abbreviated as VIVA. |
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What is the meaning of VIVA abbreviation? The meaning of VIVA abbreviation is "Visual Index to the Virtual Archive". |
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What is VIVA abbreviation? One of the definitions of VIVA is "Visual Index to the Virtual Archive". |
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What does VIVA mean? VIVA as abbreviation means "Visual Index to the Virtual Archive". |
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What is shorthand of Visual Index to the Virtual Archive? The most common shorthand of "Visual Index to the Virtual Archive" is VIVA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- VISSW - Visual Interfaces to the Social and the Semantic Web
- TGIF - The Great Index to Fun
- BVLE - Back to the Virtual Library Eart
- IACW - Index to the American Civil War
- ICI - Index to the Chemical Industry
- IDLB - Index Drew Links to the Back
- IEA - Index to the Environmental Atlas
- IGZ - Index to the Grow Zone
- INP - Index to the Networking Page
- IPC - Index of Prices to the Consumer
- ITCN - Index to The Cobras Nest
- ITGP - Index to The Green Pages
- ITUS - Index to The Usual Suspects
- IVR - Index to Virtual Reality
- PITS - Playfully Index to The Stars
- PIS - Playfully Index to the Stars
- TVLA - The Virtual Library Archive
- Vsa - By Visual Reference to the Ground
- DCS - Mellonath Daeron Index of Certh Specimina (index to the texts by JRR Tokein)
- VISUAL AND SPATIAL CONTINUITY - Visual is about how the people see the person whom he/she is seeking, while spatial relates as to how the person whom has the physical access to the people about whom he/she refers?