What does MIVA mean?
MIVA means Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment?
Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment can be abbreviated as MIVA
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What does MIVA stand for? MIVA stands for "Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment". |
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How to abbreviate "Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment"? "Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment" can be abbreviated as MIVA. |
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What is the meaning of MIVA abbreviation? The meaning of MIVA abbreviation is "Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment". |
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What is MIVA abbreviation? One of the definitions of MIVA is "Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment". |
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What does MIVA mean? MIVA as abbreviation means "Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment". |
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What is shorthand of Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment? The most common shorthand of "Maximum In-feasible Value Assignment" is MIVA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- A-MFVA - Asynchronous Maximum Feasible Value Assignment
- CAEVM - Certified Associate in Earned Value Management
- MaxSV - Maximum Singular Value
- MEOV - Maximum Expected Operating Value
- MTVV - Maximum Transient Vibration Value
- S-MFVA - Synchronous Maximum Feasible Value Assignment
- MAV - Maximum Acceptable Value
- MAV - Maximum Anniversary Value
- MAV - Maximum Assessed Value
- MCAV - Maximum Chemical Acceptability Value
- MEV - Maximum Expected Value
- MTFR - Maximum Technical Feasible Reduction
- MFVA - Maximum Feasible Value Assignment
- SISAL - Streams and Iteration in a Single-Assignment Language
- MFR - Maximum Feasible Reduction
- MFTR - Maximum Feasible Technical Reduction
- NUTRA CELLS - Increase in nutritional value of food raw materials by addition, activity, or in situ production of microbial NUTRACEuticaLS
- VAD - Value Assignment Delay
- MASV - Maximum Allowable Stress Value
- MILE - Maximum Impact, Little Effort. Acronym to express the principle of optimising productivity, and the value of identifying 'high-yield' areas on which to apply 'high-yield' methods and techniques. Especially helpful in sales and marketing training. See also