CUDA's Unified Virtual Addressing feature distinguishes the address spaces of the different GPUs on a system from the host memory space, so that pointers are unique across all computational devices.
UVA stands for Unified Virtual Addressing, a feature of the CUDA GPU programming environment distinguishing the address spaces of the different GPUs on a system from the host memory space, so that pointers are unique across all computational devices.
See this GTC 2011 presentation about using UVA for peer-to-peer copies between GPUs.