P stands for various terms. Discover the full forms, meanings, and possible interpretations of P across different fields and industries.
The smallest unit of price change quoted or, one one-hundredth of a percent.
Academic & scienceArchitecturalArchitectureBusiness & FinanceComputingConstructionOrdnance SurveyPower PlantScientific & EducationalStreet SuffixTelecomA localized increase in water depth, generally formed by scour processes. Deeper and slower flowing water in a stream or river or storage pool. 2.The graphical representation of a participant in a collaboration. 3.A collection of communications devices. 4. A division of main or auxiliary storage. 5.A grouping of storage space that consists of volumes, logical unit numbers (LUNs), or addresses that share a common set of administrative characteristics.
ArchitectureThe standard unit of absolute viscosity in the cgs system; expressed in dyne-s/cm2. A measurement of viscosity. A cgs unit of resistance to fluid flow (viscosity). If a force of 1 dyne is needed to force two fluid layers with 1 cm2 area that are 1 cm apart past each other at a speed of 1 cm/s, the liquid has a viscosity of 1 poise. The unit of viscosity expressed as one dyne per second per square centimeter.
Construction(1) A means of designating the orientation of a crystal plane by stereographically plotting its normal. For example, the north pole defines the equatorial plane. (2) Either of the two regions of a permanent magnet or electromagnet where most of the lines of induction enter or leave. The term "Pole" as used in designating plugs and receptacles refers to a terminal to which a circuit conductor (always current carrying) is connected. In switches, the number of poles indicates the number of conductors being controlled. An electrical connection point. In a panel, the point of connection. On a device, the terminal that connects to the power.
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