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Definition of eva

eva

/ˈiːvə/
E · va

Plural:EVAs
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• noun

1

An acronym for extravehicular activity, denoting any work or movement performed by an astronaut outside a spacecraft beyond the Earth's appreciable atmosphere.

Example

"The two astronauts completed a six-hour EVA to replace a faulty solar array module on the exterior of the space station."


2

An abbreviation for ethylene-vinyl acetate, an elastic, rubber-like thermoplastic copolymer widely used for shock absorption in athletic shoe midsoles, sports padding, and packaging.

Example

"Running shoes typically feature a lightweight EVA midsole designed to cushion the foot upon impact."


3

An abbreviation for Economic Value Added, a corporate finance metric that measures a company's true economic profit after deducting the cost of all invested capital.

Example

"The board of directors evaluated the division's performance using EVA to ensure returns exceeded the cost of capital."

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