Abbreviations and Acronyms
Acronyms are new words made composed of the first letter of a defined organization, group, cluster, or association (generally abbreviation). In other words, an acronym is a grouping of characters that represents a word or a name. Abbreviations are brief typings that use the first letter of the sentence as the starting point. Its goal is to shorten the word count and hence save money on the transcript. Acronyms that were available in ancient times have now come in the form of coins and texts. For practical considerations, such as saving space and making things easier, frequently used terms, people, places, and institution names have abbreviated versions. NATO, for example, is the acronym for “North Atlantic Treaty Organization.” The letters N, A, T, and O are combined. NATO will be shortened as a result.
- Massive Internet of Things
- Multiple-Input Multiple-Output
- Macro Evolved NodeB
- Mobile Edge Computing
- Maximum Channel Occupancy Times
- Maximum Coupling Loss
- MeNB Cell Group
- Multi-cell
- Metropolitan Beacon System
- Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services – Gateway
- Management Nodes
- Machine-to-Machine
- LWIP Encapsulation Protocol
- LTE-WLAN Radio Level Integration with IPsec Tunnel
- LTE Wireless Local Area Network Aggregation
- Licensed Shared Access
- Location Information Request
- CodeWord level successive - Interference Cancellation
- ITU-Telecommunication Standardization Bureau
- Information Services Group