TSP

TSP is a three-letter abbreviation with multiple meanings, including:

Tjedan suvremenog plesa: (tsp) Dance week festival. Organized by Croatian Institute for Movement and Dance.
Tajikistan Support Project: Foundation helping healthcare projects in Tajikistan
Talented Student Program, an initiative offered at the Faculty of Science at The University of Sydney to increase student participation in research projects, from an early stage in undergraduate courses.
TAPI Service Provider: a driver for TAPI devices.
Teaspoon (usually written in lowercase: tsp).
Team Software Process (SM): A set of guidelines and best practices to incorporate discipline in the software development process.
Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo S.A. NYSE: [TSP], a telecommunications company in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Ternary space partitioning.
Texas Star Party: The Texas Star Party is one of three major annual star parties in the United States.
Textured soy protein.
Thiele Small parameter: loudspeaker model parameters named after its developers Richard H. Small and Albert Neville Thiele.
Thrift Savings Plan: a type of U.S. federal government retirement account.
Time Synchronization Protocol: a method of keeping computers' clocks synchronized.
Traveling salesman problem: a challenging mathematical problem.
Transport Sample Protocol: an open source protocol for sampling data, see [TSP project at Savannah]
Trisodium phosphate: a chemical compound.
Tunnel Setup Protocol: method of configuring network tunnels as in use by the [Hexago] Tunnel Broker and others.
Terrorist Surveillance Program: and abbreviation used by the White House for its Terrorist Surveillance Program.

TRUMPF Standard PC: Standard PC image used by TRUMPF Inc.
Telecom Server Platform: Robust and fault-tolerant platform for telecom applications, from Ericsson.

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