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QCA
(redirected from Quantum-dot Cellular Automata)

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QCAQualifications and Curriculum Authority (UK government)
QCAQueensland Competition Authority (Australia)
QCAQuantum-Dot Cellular Automata
QCAQuantitative Coronary Angiography
QCAQuoted Companies Alliance (UK)
QCAQualitative Comparative Analysis
QCAQuantum Cellular Automata
QCAQuasi-Crystalline Approximation
QCAQuiet Communities Act
QCAQuality Control Analysis
QCAQuality Control Analyst
QCAQuinte Construction Association (Ontario, Canada)
QCAQuality Compliance Assurance
QCAQuick Connect Acknowledge
QCAQuasi-Cyclic Abelian (code)
QCAQuebec Construction Association
QCAQuadrifilar-Curl Antenna
QCAQt Cryptographic Architecture


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