What does DO mean?
DO means Distributed Object
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Distributed Object?
2 ways to abbreviate Distributed Object
Distributed Object can be abbreviated as DO
Other shorthands for Distributed Object are: dos
Distributed Object can be abbreviated as DO
Other shorthands for Distributed Object are: dos
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What does DO stand for? DO stands for "Distributed Object". |
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How to abbreviate "Distributed Object"? "Distributed Object" can be abbreviated as DO. |
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What is the meaning of DO abbreviation? The meaning of DO abbreviation is "Distributed Object". |
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What is DO abbreviation? One of the definitions of DO is "Distributed Object". |
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What does DO mean? DO as abbreviation means "Distributed Object". |
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What is shorthand of Distributed Object? The most common shorthand of "Distributed Object" is DO. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DOOBMS - Distributed Object-Oriented Database Management System
- DOOCS - Distributed Object Oriented Control System
- DOONS - Distributed Object-Oriented Numerical Software
- DOCPN - Distributed Object Composition Petri Net
- DOGF - Distributed Object Group Framework
- DOMF - Distributed Object Management Facility
- DOMIS - Distributed Object Management Integration System
- DOORS - Distributed Object Oriented Reliable Service
- DOPRA - Distributed Object-oriented Programmable Real-time Architecture
- DOPG - Distributed Object Promotion Group
- DOC - Distributed Object Computing
- DOOP - Distributed Object-Oriented Programming
- DOCT - Distributed Object Computation Testbed
- DOS - Distributed Object Server
- DOE - Distributed Object Environment
- DOVE - Distributed Object Visualization Environment
- DOT - Distributed Object Technology
- DOGMA - Distributed Object Group Management Architecture
- DOGMA - Distributed Object Group Metacomputing Architecture
- DOLR - Distributed Object Location and Routing