Definitions for "PPF"
Production possibility frontier
Print Production Format. A file format extension used within a CIP3 workflow.
Production Possibilities Frontier. The production possibilities frontier (PPF) is a representation of the various combinations of the maximum quantities of two products which an economy can produce given the full employment of its resources using the best available technology at a point in time. This representation may be either in graphic or tabular format. All combinations of products which represent the maximum quantities of the products (points on the PPF) are attainable and efficient. All combinations of products which represent less than the maximum quantities of the products (points inside the PPF) are attainable but inefficient and suggest either less than full employment of resources or use of less than the best available technology. All combinations of products which represent more than the maximum quantities of the products (points beyond the PPF) are not presently attainable and necessitate economic growth to become attainable by expanding the PPF.
Purified Protein Fraction
A blood plasma fraction. Identical to NHSA (neutral human serum albumin) but contains no more than 15% w/w alpha and beta globulins. Dispensed as a 5% solution.
Paysage Professionnel Franç ais
Polar Platform, a multimission spacecraft designed to accomadate large payloads in a sun-synchronous low earth orbit.
An abbreviation for polarization-preserving fiber. Learn more about PPF...
Project Proposal Form. A deliverable that helps to formalize the project idea from an individual and analyze issues. This document contains a Project Profile, which is a synopsis of the project essential for deciding particular deliverables for a project.
Programme for Prosperity and Fairness (Ireland)
Priorities and Planning Framework. Guidance setting out the national priorities and targets for health and social care that will need to be built into local planning over a three year planning cycle.
Panels per facing. The number of panels one, two or more, at a location which face the same direction.
Panels Per Facing. The number of panels - one, two or more - on a given advertising structure which face the same direction.
(Plain Paper Fax) Usually based on a laser printer, thermal transfer or ink printer.
Pension Protection Fund
Public Provident Fund