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BPMSee Business Performance Measurement (BPM).
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BPMThe unit used to determine a song's speed, obviously measured by the number of beats in one minute.
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BPMbeats per minute (commonly used in konami's dance dance revolution
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BPMBPM (Beats Per Minute): The metric unit used for extremely fast and hard sex.
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BPMAcronym, meaning Bitch, Piss, and Moan. Used to indicate excessive complaining.
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BPMIt refers to Beats Per Minute. It's used to describe the tempo of music, especially any type of dance-oriented modern music.
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BPMSlang for "Big Penis Motion" coined by the Group "1449" in reference to sleeping with girls that play dancing games.
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BPMBPM is an Acronym for Beats Per Minute. It means, how many beats in some song appear in a minute, and it describes the tempo of the song. This word is used mainly in the context of electronic music.
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BPMBeats Per Minute, as in how many times your heart beats in a minute. It's the basic measurement used in training with a heart-rate monitor.
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BPMBPM: Business Process Management
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BPMBox Plus/Minus (available since the 1973-74 season in the NBA); a box score estimate of the points per 100 possessions that a player contributed above a league-average player, translated to an average [..]
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BPMBeats Per Minute, as in how many times your heart beats in a minute. It's the basic measurement used in training with a heart-rate monitor.
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BPM(n) the pace of music measured by the number of beats occurring in 60 seconds
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BPM beats per minute
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BPMBeats per minute
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BPM abbreviation for beats per minute in reference to heart rate.
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BPMAcronym for "bubbles per minute," used to measure the amount of carbon dioxide bubbles released into an aquarium system when using a CO2 system.
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BPMBeats Per Minute, as in how many times your heart beats in a minute. It's the basic measurement used in training with a heart-rate monitor.
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BPMthe number beats per minute in music.
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BPMBeats per minute.
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BPMstands for beats per minute. If you nod your head or tap your foot to music you are following the “beat”. If you count how many nods or taps you do in a minute you have calculated the BPM.
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BPM Beats per minute. (example: a rap song with 130 bpm has more beats per minute than a classical song at 60 bpm)
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BPM
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BPMMain Article: Timing BPM (short for Beats Per Minute) represents the number of whole beats in a minute.
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BPMBarrels per minute
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BPMBeats Per Minute, as in how many times your heart beats in a minute. It's the basic measurement used in training with a heart-rate monitor.
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BPMAn abbreviation of Beat Per Minute (the number of steady even pulses in music occurring in one minute and therefore defining the tempo).
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BPMbeats per minute
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