P (disambiguation)
P is the 16th letter of the Latin alphabet and has the following meanings:
In mathematics:
- P stands in symbolic logic for any statement or any predicate
- P is the probability theory, the probability of an event
- Is in set theory for the power set
- Stands for the projective space or the set of all primes
In physics:
- P is the symbol for the pressure ( physics ) (pressure )
- P is the symbol for the sound pressure
- P is the signal for the proton
- Is the symbol for electric dipole moment
- Is the symbol for magnetic pole strength, the
- Is the symbol for the pulse
- P is the symbol for the power ( physics ) (power)
- P is the symbol for the parity (physics)
- Is the symbol for the electric polarization
- Ps is the symbol for the sound power
- P is the unit symbol for poise
- P is the unit symbol for Pond ( traditional unit of force)
In chemistry:
- P is the symbol for the chemical element phosphorus
- Ⓟ was in the 18th century a sign of platinum
- A stereo descriptor to distinguish konfigurationsisomerer compounds
In biology:
- P is the one-letter code for the amino acid proline, see # Canonical amino acids amino acids
- Substance P, a neuropeptide consisting of 11 amino acids
In the International System of Units
- P is the abbreviation for the intent Piko and represents one trillionth, see Resolutions for units # SI prefixes
- P is the abbreviation for the intent and Peta stands for quadrillion, see Resolutions for units # SI prefixes
In technology:
- Ⓟ is followed by a letter and number combination, according to ISO 16016 a Sympol for patent
- Is Ⓟ according to ISO 1101 ( Geometrical product specifications (GPS) ) - Table 2 a symbol of the projected tolerance zone
In music, or music industry:
- P is the dynamic character for piano, "quiet ", see Dynamics ( music)
- P or p in contemporary music the abbreviation for piano ( pianoforte ) ( it is recorded mostly behind the musicians name in the liner notes )
- P denotes the thumb of Zupfhand the fingering for guitar
- P or the circled P ℗ along with a number of years the year of first publication of the recording, see Phonographic rights
In the arts:
- Is p. (also pin. , pxt. , pinx ) the abbreviation for pinxit (Latin for " he has painted "). With reproductions of paintings it features the original artist and is placed behind his name
In computer science:
- Designated P in complexity theory the class of all soluble in polynomial time problems, see P ( complexity class )
and p> for a paragraph ( paragraph engl. ) in the markup language HTML
In theology:
- P denotes the so-called Priestly source, one of the three source texts of the Pentateuch ( next to E and J)
- The papyri of the New Testament are abbreviated with Sigel P in fracture ( Scripture ) and a superscript number: eg 66
Distinguishing signs on motor vehicle registration:
- International: Portugal, see list of automotive Nationality characters
- Bulgaria: Russian Oblast
- Germany: City county- Potsdam
- Finland: Trailer
- France: French Polynesia
- UK: Preston and peaks
- Croatia: Foreign Press Agency ( yellow text on a bright blue background)
- Lithuania: Dealer (red letters on white background)
- Montenegro: foreign press agency
- Austria: St. Pölten (City, State Police )
- Poland: Greater Poland Voivodeship
- Portugal: Porto district ( truck trailers and vehicles for export )
- Slovenia: Police
- Spain: Vehicles with temporary registration
- Palencia ( discontinued) province
In aviation ( Abbreviations / Aeronautics) P stands for:
- Prohibited Area ( Followed by identification), a restricted area (followed by more detailed descriptions )
- Pursuit, German " hunting ". Abbreviation to distinguish it from combat aircraft of the United States in World War II according to their purpose, stood as a letter precedes the aircraft. Today F is used for " Fighter", while B has remained for bombers.
- Patrol aircraft which are used for maritime patrol / Information, see the naval reconnaissance or designation system for aircraft of the U.S. Armed Forces
In numismatics ( numismatics ) the code letter P stands for:
- Dijon on French coins from the 16th century to 1772
- Le Puy on French coins from 1590 to 1592
- Palma 1808-1837
- Pernambuco in the Brazilian copper coins from the late 17th century
- Perth ( Scotland) to English sovereigns from 1871 to 1931
- Perugia on papal coins of the Roman Republic
- Pesaro on coins of the Duchy of Urbino, Italy, since the 16th century
- Philadelphia on 5 - cent coins of the United States and coins for the Netherlands between 1942 and 1945
- Porto since the 17th century for Portuguese coins
- Poses since the 14th century to 1601
The currency unit is P, p:
- P for botswanischer Pula
- P for Paisa in India
- P for Peso in the Philippines
- P for Phyas in the former Burma ( now Myanmar)
- P for para in Turkey, see Turkish Lira
- P for Penny (coin)
In the textile industry:
- Ⓟ is a textile care symbol for dry cleaning
In Roman inscriptions and texts:
- P is short for Publius, Populus, Pontifex, Proconsul, and later for Papa ( Pope, especially PP Fr. Patrum = Father of Fathers ), Pastor, Fr.
In the German colloquial language:
- Is a completely voiceless, but firmly closed lips busting "p " or " ph " an interjection used to express that something is a totally indifferent ( as much as " bah !").
See also:
- Р, letter of the Cyrillic alphabet
- Villa p.
- Disambiguation
- Abbreviation