Definitions for "JAS"
JAS is a java library for creating agent based simulations. It features a discrete-event time engine, APIs for network simulation design, powerful yet easy-to-use implementations of Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks.
JAS stands for Japanese Agricultural Standards, which consist of quality assurance and labeling requirements. The JAS law was enacted in 1950. The standards cover food and beverage products, agricultural and marine products, and goods made from these products. Such items as pharmaceuticals and alcohol are not included. A company seeking a JAS mark applies for inspection, in which a government-approved private entity verifies whether certain standards have been met. Consumer interest in the mark has increased because of heightened concerns about food safety.
Jobs Automated System. Automated system for tracking client's WorkFirst participation. The case manager enters what component the client is in and whether or not deferrals are made. In addition, JAS is used to create vouchers for support services such as clothing, bus passes, and mileage reimbursement. See: WorkFirst Implementation Handbook
small woven reed basket, often used to carry home caught fish; also agak or ambong.
Java Analysis Studio. Experiment-independent analysis tools for high energy physics data developed at SLAC.
Japan Air System
Jet Air System
abbreviation for given name, James (see also above)