What does s&t mean?
s&t means Signal & Telecommunication
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Signal & Telecommunication?
Signal & Telecommunication can be abbreviated as s&t
Other shorthands for Signal & Telecommunication are: s&t, s&t
Other shorthands for Signal & Telecommunication are: s&t, s&t
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What does s&t stand for? s&t stands for "Signal & Telecommunication". |
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How to abbreviate "Signal & Telecommunication"? "Signal & Telecommunication" can be abbreviated as s&t. |
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What is the meaning of s&t abbreviation? The meaning of s&t abbreviation is "Signal & Telecommunication". |
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What is s&t abbreviation? One of the definitions of s&t is "Signal & Telecommunication". |
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What does s&t mean? s&t as abbreviation means "Signal & Telecommunication". |
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What is shorthand of Signal & Telecommunication? The most common shorthand of "Signal & Telecommunication" is s&t. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- STP/SCP - Signal Transfer Point/Signal Control Point
- TA96 - Telecommunication Act of 1996
- TELEMATICS - Telecommunication and Informatics
- TJAU - Telecommunication Journal of Australia
- TOSQA - Telecommunication Objective Speech Quality Assessment
- TSNH - Telecommunication Systems of New Hampshire
- BDT - Telecommunication Development Bureau
- TC - Telecommunication Coordinator
- TAC - Telecommunication Association Council
- TAP - Telecommunication Assistance Program
- TAPAS - Telecommunication Architecture for Plug-And-Play Systems
- TAMR - Telecommunication Assessment Monitoring Report
- CSTE - Chief Signal Telecommunication Engineer
- DSTE - Divisional Signal Telecommunication Engineer
- SHPL - Signal Hill Public Library (Signal Hill, CA)
- SINAD - Signal, Noise and Distortion (Signal-plus-noise-plus-distortion
- SSR - signal/spurios signal ratio
- TSP - Telecommunication and Signal Processing
- SIGUSR1 - signal: user-defined signal 1
- SIGUSR2 - signal: user-defined signal 2