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p¹ Definition

p (pē)

noun pl. P's, p's

  1. the sixteenth letter of the English alphabet: from the Greek pi, a borrowing from the Phoenician
  2. any of the speech sounds that this letter represents, as, in English, the (p) of peace
  3. a type or impression for p or P
  4. the sixteenth in a sequence or group
  5. an object shaped like

adjective

  1. of p or P
  2. sixteenth in a sequence or group
  3. shaped like

p¹ Idioms

mind

or watch one's p's and q's

to be careful of one's words and actions

p² Definition

p

  1. page
  2. part
  3. participle
  4. past
  5. penny; pennies
  6. per
  7. peseta
  8. peso
  9. petite
  10. pico-
  11. pint
  12. pipe
  13. Baseball pitcher
  14. pole
  15. population
  16. power
  17. pressure
  18. pro
  19. Physics proton

p³ Definition

p

Etymology: It piano: see piano

Musical Direction soft(ly)

P¹ Definition

P

  1. Genetics parental generation
  2. park (on automotive automatic-shift indicators)
  3. Chess pawn
  4. peta-
  5. Bible Peter
  6. petite
  7. Baseball pitcher
  8. poise(s) (unit of viscosity)
  9. police
  10. Physics power
  11. president
  12. Physics pressure
  13. priest
  14. prince
  15. Mil. prisoner
  16. Football punter
  17. purl

P² Definition

P

phosphorus

P Telecom Definition
  1. Peta (P), from the Greek penta, meaning five, translates to quadrillion, referring to the fact that, in terms of order of magnitude in base 1,000, Peta is 1,000 5 . In order, that puts it right behind kilo (thousand), Mega (million), Giga (billion), and Tera (trillion).
  2. In terms of the electromagnetic spectrum, PHz (PetaHertz) is a quadrillion (10 15 ) Hertz, which is in the range of visible light, ultraviolet (UV) light, and x-rays, none of which currently have any application in telecommunications. A Pbps would be a quadrillion (10 15 ) bits per second. In transmission systems, therefore, a quadrillion would be exactly 1,000,000,000,000,000, since the measurement is based on a base 10, or decimal, number system.That definitely would be broadband, if it were possible, but it is difficult to imagine a contemporary application for that level of bandwidth.
  3. In computing and storage systems, a PB (PetaByte) is actually 1,125,899,906,842,624 bytes (1,024 5 , or 2 50 ) bytes, as the measurement of internal computer memory is based on a base 2, or binary, number system.The term PB comes from the fact that 1,125,899,906,842,624 is nominally, or approximately, 1,000,000,000,000,000. Until recently, a petabyte was rarely even mentioned. A very few supercomputers and supercomputer centers have access to a PB of networked storage. Google, the Web search company, in 2004 reportedly had 100,000 or so servers that shared a distributed, fault-tolerant file system on the order of a PB.To put a PB in further perspective, some sources suggest that the total volume of information contained in 20,000,000 four-drawer file cabinets full of 250,000,000,000 pages of text would equal approximately 1 PB of storage. See also byte, electromagnetic spectrum, and Hertz.
  4. Power. See also power.
P Telecom Definition
p Usage Examples

Possessives

  • insert: For example, it could be [ ] ; so we know insert ' p ' " a " = " aaaa... " .

Converse of object

  • believe: Specifically, S is subjectively justified in believing p insofar as S is epistemically virtuous in believing p.
  • let: Let p be the claim that when others look at ripe tomatoes, their experiences have Q R.
  • jump: The scammed can jumped another p ago and still are his vocal chords.

Adjective modifier

  • ex: R v PCC, ex p Anna Ford [ 2002 ] EMLR 5 ( JR of PCC ).
  • you.: You've got to mention potatoes, haven't you. /p p strong CW: I know, I know.
  • square: Chi square p of plans available have expanded existing in canada should.
  • optional: The result is returned in a permuted form, according to the optional return value p.

Modifies a noun

  • lt: Have been obscured can also be children living with square p lt.
  • multi-players: Is a third under the bright said ann whose p p multi-players.
  • q: Were there such grounds the of formal logic would require distinct semantic accounts for the wffs p q and p p.
  • orbital: All levels except for the first level have p orbitals.
  • anti-p: Search for color singlet technicolor particles in p anti-p collisions at s**(1/2 ) = 1.8-TeV.
  • ners: The Scottish Arts Council is calling for applications for the next round of funding for its artist residency program, p art ners.

Noun used with modifier

  • /p: You've got to mention potatoes, haven't you. /p p strong CW: I know, I know.
  • /strong: I think you probably experienced that and... /strong /p p strong AM: Yes, certainly.
  • r: N o r o p e s c o u r s e!
  • l: Using the equation l p = h. If the momentum of the electrons is zero, then the wavelength they have is infinite.
  • probability: Each person in every layer dies with probability p at each iteration.
  • sn: Players sn p quot this the remaining open world series of.

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