lan osition ndicator The traditional type of CRT used in radar sets to present a display of the area around the antenna, showing the echoes from objects in their correct relative locations.

lan osition ndicator. A radar scanning method which uses a single elevation of the radar antenna to detect and range rainfall surrounding the site. Multiple PPI scans at various elevations are often combined to create a CAPPI (Constant Altitude Plan Position Indicator) display of the radar data. This is the most common type of radar display used in Australia.

lan osition ndicator. The sweep is a radius on the tube face (from the center to the rim of the tube), and the sweep moves around through 360 degrees. This type of presentation gives the azimuth of the target by the direction of the radial line, and range by the distance of the target's signal from the center point of the tube.

A measurement of display density. The greater the PPI the more dense the image.

Producer Price Index. Index measuring changes in wholesale prices, published by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics every month.

producer price index. A measure of the prices that firms pay for goods and services.

Producer Price Index. An economic indicator which gauges the average changes on prices received by domestic producers for their output at all stages of processing.

ixels er nch. A measure of Bitmap or Monitor resolution.

Producer Price Index. A measurement of the average change in the selling prices of goods and services sold by domestic producers, and therefore an indicator of inflation. The most quoted PPI figure is the change in the prices of finished goods, that is, goods that are ready for sale to the final user (either households, businesses or governments). The so-called "core PPI" reflects the changes in price of finished goods excluding food and energy. The finished-good PPI and the Consumer Price Index differ due to the latter's inclusion of distribution costs, sales taxes, and government subsidies, as well as the types of products covered. The PPI is released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in mid-month for the previous month.

Producer Price Index. The Producer Price Index (PPI) measures the average change over time in the selling prices received by domestic producers for their output. The prices included in the PPI are from the first commercial transaction for many products and some services.

Producer Price Index. The monthly producer price index measures the level of prices for all goods produced and imported for sale in the primary marketplace. Increase in the PPI tend to lead other measures of inflation. Bond Market Moves Down In Price.

Producer Price Indices

Printing term for ixels er nch. The higher the PPI, the higher quality print that can be produced.

Producer Price Index. statistical measure of the average changes in average prices of a basket of goods as they leave the establishment of the producers relative to a base period.

Producers Price Index. A Bureau of Labor Statistics program which measures the average change in producers' selling prices of a fixed set of goods and services. The Producer Price Index is sometimes thought of as the "Wholesale" or "Industrial" Price Index.

Producer Price Index. This statistic is a monthly measure of the level of prices for all goods produced or imported to be sold in the nation′s primary markets. An upward trend in this statistic can be an early indication of inflation.

Producer Price Index. A family of indexes developed and published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics that measures the average change over time in selling prices received by domestic producers of goods and services. PPIs measure price change from the perspective of the seller. This contrasts with other measures, such as the Consumer Price Index (CPI), that measure price change from the purchaser's perspective. Sellers' and purchasers' prices may differ due to government subsidies, sales and excise taxes, and distribution costs.

Producer Price Index. A measure of the monthly change in wholesale prices as tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Producer Price Index. A measure of inflation that considers changes in wholesale prices. The federal government publishes the PPI monthly.

Producer Price Index. This index measures changes in wholesale prices. Because the producers of goods pay for items that consumers will eventually buy, this index is considered an important indicator of future consumer prices. Investors and economists use the PPI to gauge inflation rates months in advance. The data for the PPI is reported monthly by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Producer Price Index. A measure of price changes in the manufacturing sector. It measures average changes in selling prices received by domestic producers in the manufacturing, mining, agriculture, and electric utility industries for their output.

Producer Price index. Is an index which measures the average price level for a fixed basket of capita and consumer goods paid by producers.

Producer Price Index. Refers to a measure of change in wholesale prices released monthly by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The PPI tracts costs of foods, metals, lumber, gas and oil and many other commodities but does not track the price of services. The PPI is based on 1982 figures. Economists use trends in the PPI as an accurate predictor of changes in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) since changes in wholesale prices are eventually passed on to consumers.

Producer Price Index. Measures the average level of prices of a fixed basket of goods received in primary markets by producers. Monthly percent changes reflect the rate of change in such prices. Changes in the PPI are widely followed as an indicator of commodity inflation. Frequency: monthly. Source: Labor Department.

Producer Price Index. An index that shows the cost of resources needed to produce manufactured goods during the previous month.

Producer Price Index. A measure of inflation. The PPI consists of the market-weighted prices for a fixed basket of raw materials and finished products normally purchased by manufacturers.

Proton Pump Inhibitors. A group of medications which inhibit the stomach acid secretion. These medications are used to heal ulcers and gastroesophageal reflux disease. Omeprazole and lansoprazole all included within this group of medications. These are very powerful group of acid suppression medications.

Proton-pump inhibitor: actively inhibit the secretion of stomach acid

Proton-Pump Inhibitor, Strong Anti-Acid Medication

pages per inch. The number of papers that can be continued within a one inch thick stack of sheets of paper. A term used frequently in book production.

Pixel Per Inch. The frequency of the number of samples used to display an image on a computer monitor.

A measurement referring to the number of pixels in every linear inch of a digital image.

Pores per inch. A measurement of the porosity of foam materials.

The number of pages contained in a one inch stack of paper. to top

The number of pixels that fit (horizontally & vertically) into one square inch: generally used when explaining the effective resolution of scanned images. to top

The number of pixels in a raster image that will occur in one line in the span of one inch. The higher the PPI, the greater the resolution and the less distinguishable each pixel becomes.

Points Per Inch. Refers to the resolution of devices such as digital cameras, scanners and monitors

This is the resolution of an input device. Examples include digital cameras, scanners, and monitors.

This is actually what a scanners resolution should be referred to. PPI is the same as DPI and you see the terms used interchangeably.

This term stands for Points Per Inch and is a measurement of resolution, with more points per inch creating higher resolution. As a general rule, images used in print production should have a resolution that is twice the intended linescreen.

Pay Per Inclusion...fee charged for a site to be added to a search engine's database. This model is mostly associated with Directories but is also used by spidering engines...for example Inktomi...prominence The placing of keywords at the beginning of a tag or the top of a page. The closer the keywords are to the front of the tag or the higher they are displayed on the page the more prominent they are considered to be in relation to the rest of the page's text.

Pages per inch. A measure assigned to paper stock by the manufacturer to be used in calculating book bulk.

pages per inch. A measure of the number of pages per inch. Commonly utilized in the the book publishing industry.

sometimes termed dots per inch, this represents resolution

Pores Per Inch. Unit for expressing cell count of a foam.

Pixels per inch.

Pages per inch or the number of duplex printed sheets in a one-inch stack of paper.

A resolution factor, which determines the physical size a raster image will be printed or displayed. Given a raster image, which, by definition, is a fixed number of pixels horizontal, by a fixed number of pixels vertical, ppi describes how many of the pixels in the raster image will occur in one inch. For example, a raster image which contains 400 pixels horizontal by 400 pixels vertical will be 1.33" x 1.33" at 300 ppi (400./.300=1.33). The greater the number of pixels, the less distinguishable each pixel becomes, making the output image sharper as the resolution increases-to the point that the output can reproduce additional pixels.

Short for pages per inch.

PPI is a paper term which refers to pages per inch or thickness of the paper. Book papers are generally made to a specific PPI. The PPI is important in figuring the bulk of a book (# of pages divided by PPI = Bulk). Sheets of identical weight can be made to a different PPI by essentially adding air to the paper when it is produced. Where much of what a consumer will pay for a book is based on the perceived value, the bulk of the paper can play a major role in that value. If a paper is quoted to you without a PPI, like 50# offset, make sure you get the PPI before giving the printer the order. It could vary from 600PPI to 400PPI which on a 256 page book could be the difference between 5/8" bulk and 7/16" ... a big difference. [Back

Pulses per inch. This refers to how many times the laser will fire per linear inch. PPI's of less than 500 may result in non-continuous engraving. For cutting, PPI's of 150 or greater are usually recommended.

Image resolution is the measure of the amount of information sampled from an image when using a scanner or digital camera.

A measurement of the number of pixels that will occur within the vertical and horizontal planes of a one inch areas in a raster image. The higher the number, the grater the resolution and maximum viewable size without aliasing. Pixelization – Process that results when image pixels are simply enlarged to increase image size, resulting in a lower PPI without increase in detail, resulting in jaggies along diagonal edges.

PPI specifies the resolution of an input device, such as a digital camera, scanner or monitor.

Pages Per Inch. Used to measure the thickness of paper.

Pages per inch; papers vary in thickness. The ppi count affects the thickness of the book.

Picks Per Inch. The number of weft threads in an inch. Could also be measured as Picks Per Centimetre (PPC).

Pores per inch, term applied to describe pore sizes in ceramic foam filters.

Paper per inch, or the number of sheets in a one-inch stack of paper; used to describe the bulk of a paper.

A measurement of the resolution of a computer display, related to the size of the display in inches and the total number of pixels in the horizontal and vertical directions also referred to as the pixel density.

The Postage Paid Impression or postage mark.

Pay Per Impression. See Cost per 1,000 Impressions.

Postage Paid Impression. Stamped on envelope to indicate 1st / 2nd / mailsort 3.

postage paid impression. Type of pre-paid, pre-printed postage.

Pay Per Impression. This type of affiliate program pays on a per impression basis.

PPI stands for pay per impression. An advertiser can pay per impression - paying each time a web page with the advertisement on it is viewed. A more common way of expressing this is CPM (cost per 1,000 impressions).

Pay Per Impression - Where an advertiser pays for each display (impression) of their advertisement (usually a banner).

Payment Protection Insurance. Payments can be 'protected' by paying a small additional premium which means that your monthly installments will be paid for you if you cannot work through illness or redundancy.

Patient, Public Involvement – engaging members of the public in order to provide meaningful healthcare, and to play a substantial role in healthcare systems development.

Abbreviation for plan position indicator.