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DDT
(redirected from Differential Die-away Technique)

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DDTDichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (insecticide; CAS Number 50-29-3)
DDTDon't Do That
DDTDivision of Diabetes Translation (CDC)
DDTDividend Distribution Tax
DDTDistributed Debugging Tool (Allinea)
DDTDocumento Di Trasporto (Italian)
DDTDeflagration to Detonation Transition
DDTDesign Development Test
DDTDynamic Debugging Tool
DDTDynamic Debugging Technique
DDTDEC Debugging Tape
DDTDamien's Dinner Time (pro wrestling move)
DDTDesign, Development, and Test
DDTDiamond Dude Turbo (Yu-Gi-Oh card game)
DDTDirect Drive Turntable
DDTDigital Diagnostic Tester
DDTDistortion Detection Technology (Peavey)
DDTDigital Data Transmitter
DDTDefine Device Trigger (GPIB Command)
DDTData Description Table
DDTDamn Devastating Terror (pro wrestling move)
DDTDifferential Dieaway Technique
DDTDifferential Die-away Technique
DDTDangerous Dudes on Tour (Return to Castle Wolfenstein multiplayer gaming clan)
DDTDependence Detection Table
DDTDrop Dead Thread (forum)
DDTDyadic Decision Tree
DDTDownsized Deployable Terminal
DDTDistributed Decision-aid Tool
DDTDetailed Design Tool
DDTDivine Dance Troupe (UK)


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