Pol

Pole stands for:

County of Saint-Pol was around the main town of Saint- Pol-sur -Ternoise west of Arras and had existed since the 11th century
Pole ( river), river in England
Pol (voice ) (also Congo pole), a Bantu language spoken in Cameroon and the Republic of Congo

Pol (Greek: πόλος (poles ) = " axis ", " axis point ") stands for:

In science and technology:

The points on a magnet, where most field lines and enter; also for this purpose specially shaped parts in electrical machines, see the pole number, main pole
A body concentrated electrical charge, such as one of the ends of an electric dipole
Electric pole, electrical engineering one of the connection points of a voltage source
Celestial pole, one of the points of intersection of the Earth's axis with the celestial sphere
Pol (geography), geography and astronomy the intersections of the axis of rotation of a celestial body with its surface
Pol ( geomagnetism ), the geomagnetism, the intersection points of the axis of the Earth's magnetic field to the Earth's surface
Pole of the ecliptic, the normal to the plane of Earth's orbit
Pole of inaccessibility, different places on Earth on land or on the water, which are the furthest away from the nearest coast
The mechanical pivot point at the planimeter
In the Structural certain excellent points, see Polplan

In mathematics:

At Konchoiden for the starting point in the generation of these curves, see conchoid
Polar coordinate systems for the origin
Pole and polar, with conic sections and surfaces of the second order for a polar rsp. Polar plane point associated
Pole, in analysis and function theory short for a value diverging function value
In the spherical geometry for the dual pair of points on a great circle, see Spherical geometry # The sphere as a projective plane, duality and polarity

In other areas:

In the physiology of the blood vessels of the vascular pole
In textile technology the useful side of pile fabrics, see fabric (textile ) # pile fabric
In microbiology, the ends of an elongated cell ( biology)
In psychiatry certain disease states, see Bipolar affective disorder

Derived from Paul Pol stands for the following proper names:

Agusti Pol ( b. 1977 ), Andorran football player
Alice Pol, French actress
André Greiner -Pol (1952-2008), German musician
Anneliese van der Pol ( born 1984 ), American actress and singer of Dutch origin
Balthasar van der Pol (1889-1959), Dutch electrical engineer
Ferran Pol ( b. 1983 ), Andorran football goalkeeper
Heinz Pol (1901-1972), German journalist, writer and film critic
Jerome Pol (1852-1911), German German scholar and university teacher
Lucius Pol (1754-1828), Swiss Reformed clergyman and scientist
Marieke van der Pol ( born 1953 ), Dutch actress and screenwriter
Markus Pol (* 1976 ), Austrian actor, singer and musical actor
Nicholas Pol (1564-1632), German deacon and chronicler
Piet van de Pol (1907-1996), Dutch Carambolagespieler
Wincenty Pol (1807-1872), Polish writer, geographer and ethnographer

POL, Pol., PoL, pol or pol. is an abbreviation for:

Pasing, Outing, Leading, POL communication ( Neuro- Linguistic Programming, NLP)
Pemba Airport, airport in the port city of Pemba, Cabo Delgado Province, Mozambique after the IATA code
Petrol Oil Lubricants, fuel storage area, motor oil and lubricants
Point of Load Converter, see Voltage Regulator Module ( electrical voltage regulator )
POL- powder, powder without solvent, see list of abbreviations for various explosive propellant
Polarized light
Polished surface
Policy
Political science, such as Dr. rer. pol. (Doctor of political science and economics )
Police, an executive body of a State
Polish language (Polish: polski język or Polszczyzna ), a Slavic language, language code from ISO 639-2 and 639-3
Port of Loading, Single Word from the transport business for the port of loading of a cargo
Problem-based learning, learning concept
Examination Regulations teachers