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NEAT
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NEATNon-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis
NEATNear Earth Asteroid Tracking (project)
NEATNeuroevolution of Augmenting Topologies (genetic algorithm)
NEATNeue Eisenbahn-Alpentransversale (German: New European Alpine Transit)
NEATNorth European Aerospace Test Range (Sweden)
NEATNetwork of East Asian Think-Tanks
NEATNeue Eisenbahn Alpen Transversale (Switzerland)
NEATNetworks for Endangered Animal Tracking
NEATNational Exchange for Automated Trading (Indian stock exchange)
NEATNaval Embarked Advisory Team
NEATNew England Area Theatre
NEATNeuro Emotional Anti-Sabotage Technique
NEATnet earnings after taxes
NEATNice Easy And Tight
NEATNew European Apprenticeship Tutor
NEATNorthampton Electric Auto Team (high school electric vehicle team)
NEATNASA Employee Attendance Tracking
NEATNuclear Employment Augmentation Team (DTRA)
NEATNaval Electronic Intelligence Analysis Terminal
NEATNew Employee Automated Training
NEATNutrition Education and Training (program)
NEATNear English Assembler Translator (NCR Corp)


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