What does RCES mean?
RCES means Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy?
Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy can be abbreviated as RCES
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What does RCES stand for? RCES stands for "Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy". |
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How to abbreviate "Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy"? "Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy" can be abbreviated as RCES. |
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What is the meaning of RCES abbreviation? The meaning of RCES abbreviation is "Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy". |
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What is RCES abbreviation? One of the definitions of RCES is "Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy". |
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What does RCES mean? RCES as abbreviation means "Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy". |
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What is shorthand of Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy? The most common shorthand of "Replication/Contention/Elimination Strategy" is RCES. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CF-END - Contention-Free End Beacon
- CPODA - Contention-based Priority Oriented Demand Assignment
- CP-MP - Contention-Period Multi-Polling
- CWmax - Contention Window Maximum
- CWmin - Contention Window Minimum
- NPESAP - National Poverty Elimination Strategy and Action Plan
- CBDV - Contention-Based Distance-Vector
- CFP - Contention-Free Periods
- CFRA - Contention-Free Random Access
- CFI - Contention-Free Interleaver
- CLDR - Contention-based Limited Deflection Routing
- CF-MP - Contention-Free Multi-Polling
- CFB - Contention Free Burst
- CIFS - Contention Window Inter-Frame Spacing
- CPAA - Contention-Pattern-Analysis Algorithm
- CPL - Contention Period Length
- SCOPE - Strategy for Coca and Poppy Elimination
- des - Debt Elimination Strategy
- scope - Strategy for Coca and Opium Poppy Elimination
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