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DEP
(redirected from Descending Evoked Potential)

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AcronymDefinition
DEPDeputy
DEPDeposit
DEPDepartment of Environmental Protection
DEPDependent
DEPDepot
DEPDeparture
DEPdeployed (US DoD)
DEPDeposition
DEPData Execution Prevention (computer security)
DEPDillinger Escape Plan (band)
DEPDiethyl Phthalate
DEPDescanse En Paz (Spanish: Rest in Peace)
DEPDielectrophoresis
DEPDébit Expiratoire de Pointe (French: peak expiratory flow)
DEPDistributed Engineering Plant
DEPDisability Education Program (Australia)
DEPDesert Eagle Pistol
DEPDisplaced Employee Program
DEPData Entry Panel
DEPDisability Equality Partnership (UK)
DEPDistal Embolic Protection (cardiology)
DEPDroit de l'Environnement dans la Pratique (French)
DEPDevelopment Education Programme
DEPDesign and Engineering Practice
DEPDeaf Empowerment Program
DEPDisney's Electrical Parade
DEPDeflection Error Probable
DEPDraft Equipment Publication
DEPDefense Enterprise Program
DEPData Encryption Processor
DEPDomestic Emergency Preparedness (FEMA)
DEPDelayed Enlistment/Entry Program (US DoD)
DEPDegressive Error Protection (algorithm)
DEPDirectory Enabled Provisioning
DEPDocument Enterprise Platform
DEPDistributed Engineering Plan
DEPDual Element Pump
DEPDesign External Pressure
DEPDevelopment and Environmental Project (Tanzania)
DEPDescending Evoked Potential (neurophysiological intraoperative monitoring)
DEPDepth-Of-Field Exposure Program (Canon)


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