What does sts mean?
sts means Setting The Standard
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Setting The Standard?
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What does sts stand for? sts stands for "Setting The Standard". |
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What does sts mean? sts as abbreviation means "Setting The Standard". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SSS - Setting the Stage for Success
- STCF - Setting the Captive Free
- STP - Setting the Pace
- ATS - Advancing the Standard
- BSIV - By Setting the Volatility
- STS - Set the Standard
- TEST - The Temperature the Standard
- Tsc - The Standard Code
- TSJA - The Standard in Japan and most of the Americas
- TSJMA - The Standard in Japan and Most of the Americas
- TSGPC - The Standard Global Postal Code
- TSB - The Standard Bearer
- TSM - The Standard Mustangs
- TSRDP - The Standard Reference Data Program
- E2 - The standard Wuropean carrier for transmission at 34.36Mb/s
- strs - Setting the Record Straight
- tsx - The Standard of Excellence
- PRINCE/PRINCE2 - PRojects In Controlled Environments. As the UK Office of Government Commerce explains, the PRINCE methodology "...was first developed by the UK government in 1989 as the standard approach to IT project management for central government. Since then, the me
- SMARTĀ - Specific, Measurable, Agreed, Realistic, Time-bound. If you're setting a standard, or an objective for yourself, or agreeing an objective with another person, the task or standard must meet these criteria to be effective. The same applies to communication
- QUX - The fourth of the standard metasyntactic variable, after baz and before the quu(u...)x series.