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EFM
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EFMEmergency Financial Manager (Michigan)
EFMEthernet in the First Mile (IEEE 802.3ah)
EFMEducation For Ministry
EFMEight to Fourteen Modulation
EFMElectrostatic Force Microscopy
EFMEligible Family Member
EFMElectronic Flow Measurement
EFMEmploy Florida Marketplace (online job search)
EFMEnhanced Fighter Maneuverability
EFMElectric Field Mill
EFMEnvironmental Forum of Marin (California)
EFMEquivalent Frame Method (ACI design of slab systems)
EFMEnhanced Flux Maintenance (for microfiltration systems)
EFMElectronic Field Manual (US Army)
EFMElectronic Field Mill
EFMElectromagnetic Frequency Management
EFMEffective Fade Margin
EFMEdge Fault Model
EFMEmitter File Memory
EFMExtremely Flammable Materials
EFMExternal Frequency Measurement
EFMEcosystems and Fisheries Management (Canada)
EFMExtended Family Member
EFMEnterprise Feedback Management
EFMElectronic Fetal Monitoring
EFMEconomics, Finance and Marketing (various organizations)
EFMEnvironmental Fluid Mechanics (various organizations)
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