What does ceg mean?
ceg means Customer Executable Generation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Customer Executable Generation?
2 ways to abbreviate Customer Executable Generation
Customer Executable Generation can be abbreviated as ceg
Other shorthands for Customer Executable Generation are: CEG
Customer Executable Generation can be abbreviated as ceg
Other shorthands for Customer Executable Generation are: CEG
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What does ceg stand for? ceg stands for "Customer Executable Generation". |
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What does ceg mean? ceg as abbreviation means "Customer Executable Generation". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- XPVM - Executable Parallel Virtual Machine
- XTUML - Executable and Translatable Unified Modeling Language
- xUML - Executable Unified Modeling Language
- XEQ - eXecutable EQuation
- CEG - Custom Executable Generation
- EEL - Executable Editing Library
- EA - Executable Architecture
- EAM - Executable Architecture Model
- ECF - Executable Choreography Framework
- EADL - Executable Architecture Definition Language
- ETDL - Executable Test Description Language
- ELF - Executable and Linking Format
- EOCR - Executable Object Code Record
- ETS - Executable Test Suite
- EXE - Executable
- XRL - Executable Rule Language
- XTS - Executable Test Suite
- CGA - Customer Generation Agreement
- cgdl - Customer Generation Departing Load
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