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ETD
(redirected from Empfohlene Tagesdosis)

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AcronymDefinition
ETDElectronic Theses and Dissertations
ETDEstimated Time of Departure
ETDElectron Transfer Dissociation
ETDExplosive Trace Detection (technology/machine)
ETDEqual Treatment Directive (EU)
ETDEuropean Telework Development
ETDExpected Time of Departure
ETDEustachian Tube Dysfunction
ETDEstimated Time of Delivery
ETDEmpfohlene Tagesdosis (German product labeling)
ETDEnd of Train Device (railroads/trains)
ETDEstimated Time of Death
ETDEducation and Training Development
ETDEstuary Transit District (Connecticut, USA)
ETDExchange Traded Derivative
ETDEnergy Technology Division
ETDEffective Transfer Date
ETDElectronic Tuning Device
ETDElectronic Transfer Device
ETDEnergy Technology Development
ETDEnhanced Trickle-Down (water acidification model)
ETDEconomics and Technology Division (EPA)
ETDExtension Trunk Dialling
ETDEnlisted Training Division
ETDElectric Transmission Demonstrator
ETDEnlisted Training Directorate
ETDExecutive Transportation Detachment (US Navy)
EtdTotal Transportation Energy Demand (Carolina Environmental Program)
ETDExperimentation and Test Directorate


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