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TVS
(redirected from Television South)

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TVSTransient Voltage Suppressor
TVSTextilverband Schweiz
TVSTV Virtual Surround
TVSTelevision South (UK; 1982-1992)
TVSTornado Vortex Signature (doppler radar)
TVSTotal Volatile Solids
TVSThe Vegan Society
TVSTriangle Vegetarian Society (Raleigh/Chapel Hill/Durham, North Carolina, USA)
TVSThermal Vacuum Switch (automotive)
TVSTopological Vector Space
TVSTV Sundram Iyengar (motor company, India)
TVSTelevision Sensor
TVSTechnology Value Solutions
TVSTransportable Vitrification System
TVSTravel Voucher Summary
TVSThermal Vacuum Stability
TVSTelevision Specializing
TVSTransaction Verification System
TVSTrans Vaginal Sonogram (Ob/Gyn)
TVSTime-Varying Setpoint
TVSTarget Video Stream
TVSTachograph Vehicle Speed
TVSTactical Voice Switch
TVSTriaxial Vibration Sensor (Space Shuttle)
TVSTransparent Voice Signaling
TVSTelecommunications Video System (Bridgewater State College; Bridgewater, MA)
TVSTowed Vehicle System
TVSThe Vitamin Shoppe (North Bergen, NJ)


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