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CAV
(redirected from Canine adenovirus)

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CAVCanine Adenovirus
CAVCardiac Allograft Vasculopathy
CAVCavalry
CAVCaveolin
CAVCavity
CAVCentral Africa Vision
CAVCentro Ecuménico Antonio Valdivieso (Antonio Valdivieso Ecumenical Centre)
CAVChick Anemia Virus
CAVChicken Anemia Virus
CAVColegio de Arquitectos de Venezuela (Spanish: Venezuela Association of Architects)
CAVCollision Avoidance System
CAVCombat Autonomous Vehicle
CAVCommand Assault Vehicle
CAVCommand Authority Violation
CAVCommercial Asset Visibility
CAVCommon Aero Vehicle
CAVCommon Aerospace Vehicle
CAVComponent Averaging (numerical technique for solving large sparse linear systems)
CAVComposite Armored Vehicle
CAVCompound Accreted Value
CAVComputer Aided Vexillology
CAVComputer Assisted Valuation (real property)
CAVComputer-Aided Verification
CAVConsolidated Adjustment Voucher
CAVConstant Air Volume
CAVConstant Angular Velocity
CAVCorrective Action Verification
CAVCrack Arrest Verification
CAVCyclophosphamide Doxorubicin Vincristine
CAVComposite Audio Video
CAVConcept Activity Vehicle
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