What does PV mean?
PV means Platform Vulnerability
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Platform Vulnerability?
Platform Vulnerability can be abbreviated as PV
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What does PV stand for? PV stands for "Platform Vulnerability". |
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How to abbreviate "Platform Vulnerability"? "Platform Vulnerability" can be abbreviated as PV. |
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What is the meaning of PV abbreviation? The meaning of PV abbreviation is "Platform Vulnerability". |
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What is PV abbreviation? One of the definitions of PV is "Platform Vulnerability". |
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What does PV mean? PV as abbreviation means "Platform Vulnerability". |
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What is shorthand of Platform Vulnerability? The most common shorthand of "Platform Vulnerability" is PV. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- VARG - Vulnerability and Adaptation Resource Group
- VARM - Vulnerability Assessment/Risk Management
- VASDIP - Vulnerability Assessment of Structurally Damaging Impulses and Pressures
- VALTS - Vulnerability and Lethality Testing System
- VAM-CF - Vulnerability Assessment Methodology for Chemical Facilities
- VAMTC - Vulnerability Assessment Mapping Technical Committee
- VANWACE - Vulnerability Analysis of Nuclear Weapons in Allied Command, Europe
- VAOST - Vulnerability Assessment and Operational Security Testing
- V/SAF - Vulnerability/Survivability of Army Forces
- VISAT - Vulnerability Identification Self-Assessment Tool
- VL&C - Vulnerability, Lethality and Countermeasures
- VLAMO - Vulnerability/Lethality Assessment Management
- VULN - Vulnerability
- VULREP - Vulnerability Report
- VAAP - Vulnerability Analysis and Assessment Program
- VAAS - Vulnerability Analysis and Assessment Support
- VASS - Vulnerability Assessment Support System
- VAST - Vulnerability Analysis for Surface Targets
- VATA - Vulnerability Assessment Techniques and Applications
- PLASATRADIS - Platform to Platform Sample Transfer, Distribution, Dilution, and Dosing via electrothermal vaporization and electrostatic deposition