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* [[Swinburne University of Technology]] in [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]] |
* [[Swinburne University of Technology]] in [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]] |
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* [[Supply and Use Table]], a table part of the [[United_Nations_System_of_National_Accounts]]. |
* [[Supply and Use Table]], a table part of the [[United_Nations_System_of_National_Accounts]]. |
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* [[SUT means SUT]]. a term often associated with Brandon, Casey, Adam, and Brenton,[[Juniata College]], SUT can be used in many different ways and in many different contexts. Ex: Sut to the maxxx or SUT! Generally associated with positive or uplifting experiences, SUT is an ageless wonder of SUT |
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Revision as of 14:57, 17 June 2008
SUT has many meanings:
- S.U.T. is a southern rap group from Clute, Texas. The members include Snoop (born Eric Torres), and Suave (born Geoffrey Domingues); Phat Sack also makes some of their beats (born Matt Smith).
- System Under Test in the context of software testing.
- Sport Utility Truck, essentially an SUV with a truck bed.
- Sport Utility Tractor, a light truck similar to a semi-truck, but smaller.
- Sport Utility Trailer, a travel trailer with a garage area. Also referred to as a Toy Hauler.
- One model of Hummer's H2 is called H2 SUT.
- Surface and Underwater Target, an electric driven, wire guided torpedo with active and passive homing capabilities of 53.3 cm diameter made by STN Atlas for ASW and ASuW.
- Schulz Und Tegener GmbH, a German motor manufacturer.
- Sharif University of Technology, an Iranian university.
- Shenyang University of Technology, a Chinese university.
- Suranaree University of Technology, a Thai university.
- Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, Australia
- Supply and Use Table, a table part of the United_Nations_System_of_National_Accounts.
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