What does sets mean?
sets means Single Elimination Tournaments
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Single Elimination Tournaments?
Single Elimination Tournaments can be abbreviated as sets
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What does sets stand for? sets stands for "Single Elimination Tournaments". |
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How to abbreviate "Single Elimination Tournaments"? "Single Elimination Tournaments" can be abbreviated as sets. |
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What is the meaning of sets abbreviation? The meaning of sets abbreviation is "Single Elimination Tournaments". |
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What is sets abbreviation? One of the definitions of sets is "Single Elimination Tournaments". |
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What does sets mean? sets as abbreviation means "Single Elimination Tournaments". |
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What is shorthand of Single Elimination Tournaments? The most common shorthand of "Single Elimination Tournaments" is sets. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- EWGPP - Elimination of Weapons-Grade Plutonium Production
- EYNPMA - Elimination Yield Non-Pre-Emptive Multiple Access
- SC/SR - Single Clamp/Single Rod Construct
- SDSR-CI - Single and Double excitations from Single Reference state function-Configuration Interaction method
- SRCCSDT - Single-Reference Coupled-Cluster with Single, Double, and Triple Excitations
- SR-CCSD - Single Reference-Coupled-Cluster Single Discharge
- SPSMF - Single-Polarization Single-Mode Fiber
- SS/SD - Single-Sided/Single-Density
- SPST SW - Single Pole, Single Throw Switch
- SPSTNC - Single Pole, Single Throw, Normally Closed
- SPSTNO - Single Pole, Single Throw, Normally Open
- SWSR - Single-Writer Single-Reader
- SSS - Single Coil-Single Coil-Single Coil
- THS - Tournaments and Housing
- TI - Tournaments Illuminated
- stts - Single Table Tournaments
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