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SMS or sms may refer to:
Computers and technology
- Short message service, a form of text messaging on mobile phones
- Scalable Modeling System, a directive-based parallel programming tool developed by the NOAA to solve problems defined on structured grid (for example weather forecasting)
- Single-molecule spectroscopy, a technique for imaging one molecule (see also Single-molecule experiment and spectroscopy)
- SMS/800 or 800 Service Management System, for administration of toll-free phone numbers in North America
- IBM Standard Modular System, a system of standard transistorised circuit boards developed by IBM in the late 1950s
- STING Millennium Suite, a bioinformatics software
- Spectral Modeling Synthesis, an approach in Audio synthesis, referred to as "Sines + Noise".
- Sudden Motion Sensor, a patented feature of Apple Computer's notebook computers
- SMS (software), surface-water simulation software
- System Management Services, firmware code for the IBM System p machines
- Microsoft Systems Management Server, Microsoft product to manage remotely Microsoft-based computer systems
- Supervisor Monitor Scheduler, an application designed by ECMWF to schedule a large number of computer processes
- Software Maintenance Service, Software Maintenance provided by a partner organisation or external technician
- Sega Master System, a games console
Science, mathematics, and medicine
- Smith-Magenis syndrome, a genetic disorder
- Smoothed maximum score estimator, an extension of the maximum score estimator, an alternative to logit and probit estimation
- Stiff person syndrome or occasionally, stiff-man syndrome, a rare neurologic disorder of unknown etiology
- Sexual motivational system or sexual motivation stage in the theory of Jaroslav Madlafousek and Aleš Kolárský, who are in Prague the continuators of Kurt Freund
Schools and universities
Entertainment and art
Companies and organizations
Other meanings
service management system (SMS)
- In Malaysia "sms" is used as a verb for a nap or after-lunch sleep.
See also
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