DTM
DTM may refer to:
Sport
- Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters, a motor-racing series staged annually in Germany since 2000
- Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft, a motor-racing championship staged in Germany from 1984 to 1995
Computing
- Deterministic turing machine, an abstract symbol-manipulating device that was first described in 1936 by Alan Turing
- Digital terrain model, a digital representation of ground-surface topography or terrain
- Driver Test Manager, a test-automation framework provided by Microsoft as a part of Windows Driver Kit (WDK)
- Dual Transfer Mode, supporting simultaneous voice and packet data in a GSM network
- Dynamic synchronous Transfer Mode, a networking technology
- Digital transaction management, a category of cloud services designed to digitally manage document-based transactions
- Data Transfer Manager, a form of autonomous peripheral operations in microcontrollers
Medicine
- Dermatophyte test medium, a specialized agar used to diagnose a fungal infection of the skin
Media
- Dennis the Menace (disambiguation), various meanings relating to original comics as well as TV series, films and video games based on them
- Detroit Techno Militia, a collective of techno DJs and musicians in Michigan
- Desktop music (in Japanese)
- "DTM" (song) by SZA, from the album Lana (2024)
Weapons
- DTM, variant of the Degtyaryov machine gun for mounting and loading in armoured fighting vehicles.
Other
- Demographic transition model, a model used to represent the changes in birth- and death-rates of a country
- Distinguished Toastmaster, a certification of Toastmasters International
- Dortmund Airport, an international airport in Germany
- DTM (nightclub), a nightclub and gay bar in Helsinki, Finland
Topics referred to by the same term
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