The overall education environment in which special education and related services are provided to a child with a disability and includes, but is not limited to, the child's instructional placement.

The site where a child receives special education services. Schools are required to provide a continuum of placement options. For a preschooler with special needs, these options may include a community program such as Head Start, a private child care or nursery school, or a segregated early childhood special education classroom. Decisions regarding placement are made at IEP meetings.

is the exact classroom your child will be in and who the teacher will be.

In special education, the process to determine the least restrictive environment for the student

Position; place.

See Positioning.

Also called positioning or ranking by search engine marketing people, the process whereby a search engine places web sites in an order so that the most relevant sites appear first in the search results for a particular query.

the art of positioning lettering and sound effects on the page in a way that leads the reader's eyes from panel to panel, without covering any figures or important objects. Also known as "Balloon Guides."

A target area of a player's service or return, usually out of the opponent's reach.

The ball is hit to a precisely chosen part of the court, usually one that the opponent cannot reach.

Accuracy in the targeting of a shot.

The accuracy of a shot.

A period of work experience, paid or unpaid which is part of a course. Can be arranged by yourself or by the university.

an opportunity to put skills and knowledge already gained into practice, in a real working environment

a partnership between the university, the employer and the student

A period of relevant work experience, sometimes unpaid, which is designed to give students an opportunity to train on the job, develop contacts with industry and enhance their curriculum vitae (see Industrial Placement, see sandwich Placement).

An issue of newly-created shares by a company which is already established, as a means of raising cash and/or diversifying its investments. (See also Private Placement).

An allotment of shares made directly from the company to investors, rather than through the medium of a cash issue. Posting Making entries in an account system or book from original documents such as invoices and receipts.

The allotment of shares for cash to outsiders, as distinct from through a pro rata rights issue to existing shareholders.

when a company has an issue of new shares to raise money or make new investments

The selling of new securities.

Sale of beer to a new account.

The initial selling and subsequent establishment of a product brand or pack on a store shelf that previously did not stock or purchase it; a "new sale."

The commitment or assignment of a person to any facility or to any supervisory, care or treatment program.

In FPGAs, the process of assigning specific parts of the design to specific locations (CLBs) on the chip. Usually done automatically.

Placement is an essential step in electronic design automation - the portion of the physical design flow that assigns exact locations for various circuit components within the chip’s core area. An inferior placement assignment will not only affect the chip's performance but might also make it nonmanufacturable by producing excessive wirelength, which is beyond available routing resources. Consequently, a placer must perform the assignment while optimizing a number of objectives to ensure that a circuit meets its performance demands.

The section of a rock face into which an item of protection can be placed

An opening in the rock in which a piece of protection fits. Also the act of inserting a piece of protection.

The art of placing rock or ice protection