Definitions for "SCOP "
a poet or story teller. an entertainer.
("shope") a poet, saga-teller, or bard, responsible not only for entertainment but seen as a collective cultural historian. A talented scop would be greatly valued by his lord and receive land, gold and silver jewellry, costly clothing and other riches as his reward.
Keywords:  minstrel, saxon, anglo
Anglo-Saxon minstrel.
Standing Conference of Principals. SCoP represents the Heads of Higher Education colleges, with the function of promoting colleges in the HE sector and serving as a voice-piece to campaign on behalf of member institutions. SCOP was established in 1978 and is funded by membership subscriptions. See: http://www.scop.ac.uk/index.html
see Standing Conference of Principals
Standing Conference of Principals. Consists of the heads of publicly-designated colleges and institutions of HE in England and Northern Ireland. http://www.scop.ac.uk
SCOP is a library for writing distributed applications. The functionality includes message-passing, events, and RPCs. It is primarily aimed at C++ programs on Linux, or Java anywhere. Much simpler than CORBA, it is easy to learn, general-purpose, fairly fast, thoroughly documented, complete, and free.
Seasonal Coefficient of Performance. The average COP over the entire heating season.
A database of distinct protein structures and their structural classifications, along with detailed information about the close relatives of any particular protein.