ETS

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ETS is an abbreviation of:

in engineering and transport:

• East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Hong Kong; MTR station code ETS
• École de technologie supérieure, an engineering school in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Edmonton Transit System, the name of the public transit system in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
• Electric train supply, which powers auxiliary systems on rail vehicles
• Enhanced Traction System, a traction control system used by General Motors.
• Electric Train Staff, a railway Safeworking system for single lines.
• Enterprise Municipal Airport (Alabama) (IATA code: ETS)
• Engineering Tool Software, for configuring KNX components and systems.

in education:

• Educational Talent Search, one of the United States Department of Education's TRIO programs
• Educational Testing Service, which administers tests such as the TOEFL and the Graduate Record Examination
• Educational and Training Services Branch, provides teaching services for the British Army

in medicine:

• Endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy, a medical procedure
• Environmental Tobacco Smoke - see passive smoking

in science:

• Electron transport system also known as the Electron transport chain
• Episodic tremor and slip, a phenomenon in seismology discovered in Vancouver Island [1]
• ETS transcription factor family - a conserved family of mammalian transcription factors carrying an ETS DNA-binding domain

in other uses:

• Euro Truck Simulator video game
• The Elements of Typographic Style, a book on typography
• Enterprise test software, software used by electronics manufacturers for product testing
• Emissions trading scheme, a scheme which helps developed countries to meet their emissions reduction targets set by the Kyoto Protocol (see also European Union Emission Trading Scheme)
• Estimated Termination of Service or End of Time in Service - a term used in the Military of the United States
• European Telecommunication Standard
• Evangelical Theological Society

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