What does swat mean?
swat means Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique
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What is the abbreviation for Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique?
Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique can be abbreviated as swat
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What does swat stand for? swat stands for "Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique". |
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How to abbreviate "Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique"? "Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique" can be abbreviated as swat. |
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What is the meaning of swat abbreviation? The meaning of swat abbreviation is "Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique". |
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What is swat abbreviation? One of the definitions of swat is "Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique". |
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What does swat mean? swat as abbreviation means "Sum of Weighted Accelerations Technique". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SAMND - Sum of Absolute Minimum Neighboring Difference
- SIBFA - Sum (of) Interactions Between Fragments (computed) Ab Initio
- SOPOT - Sum of Power of Two
- SOHYP - Sum of Hyper-Exponentials
- SPID30 - Sum of Pain Intensity Differences through 30 minutes
- SPID8 - Sum of Pain Intensity Sifference Over 8 Hours
- SOMO35 - Sum of Means over 35 PPB
- SOYD - Sum-of-the-Years'-Digits
- SSLN - Sum-Of-Subsets-Less Notation
- SSqRE - Sum of Squared Relative Error
- WSGG - Weighted Sum of Gray Gases
- WSGGM - Weighted Sum of Gray Gases Model
- WSOS - Weighted Sum of Squares
- SROM - sum of all ranges of motion
- SWSD - sum of weighted squared deviations
- WRSS - Weighted Residual Sum of Squares
- WSS - Weighted Sum of Squares
- WSSQ - Weighted Sum of Squares
- wssr - weighted sum of squared residuals
- TAPES - Technique And Practice (or Pressure) Equals Skill. Technique alone is not enough. Application of a new technique in a practice or pressure situation is required to turn the technique into a skill and then improve it.