What does awed mean?
awed means Aspects with Explicit Distribution
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Aspects with Explicit Distribution?
Aspects with Explicit Distribution can be abbreviated as awed
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What does awed stand for? awed stands for "Aspects with Explicit Distribution". |
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How to abbreviate "Aspects with Explicit Distribution"? "Aspects with Explicit Distribution" can be abbreviated as awed. |
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What is the meaning of awed abbreviation? The meaning of awed abbreviation is "Aspects with Explicit Distribution". |
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What is awed abbreviation? One of the definitions of awed is "Aspects with Explicit Distribution". |
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What does awed mean? awed as abbreviation means "Aspects with Explicit Distribution". |
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What is shorthand of Aspects with Explicit Distribution? The most common shorthand of "Aspects with Explicit Distribution" is awed. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CM-XMP - Cloud Model with Explicit Microphysics
- EEAC-SV - Explicit Endpoint Admission Control with Service Vector
- EJIIM - Explicit Jump Immersed Interface Method
- ELFN - Explicit Link Failure Notification
- ENCT - Explicit Network Call Transfer
- EWCCP - Explicit Wireless Congestion Control Protocol
- RDUD - Random Delay with Uniform Distribution
- EASM - Explicit Algebraic Stress Model
- ER - Explicit Rate
- ER - Explicit Routing
- EFCN - Explicit Forward Congestion Notification
- EFD - Explicit Finite Difference
- EEAC - Explicit Endpoint Admission Control
- EANT - Explicit Algebraic Number Theory
- EDGE - Explicit Data Graph Execution
- ECN - Explicit Congestion Notification
- ECNE - Explicit Congestion Notification-Echo
- DAISY - Distribution Aspects in Information Systems
- MEDD - Models of Explicit Distribution Dynamics
- CEDEX - '''''C'''ourrier d''''e'''ntreprise à '''d'''istribution '''ex'''ceptionnelle'' (French, "Company Mail with Exceptional Distribution"; "exceptional" refers to the volume of mail)