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CPSRefer to "See Also" column to the right.
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CPSA document defining all the operational practices that will be used to maintain the required level of public-key infrastructure (PKI) security. To prove that issued certificates are valid, an enterpri [..]
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CPSCheap Plastic Shit - The staple of the Ad Specialty business, e.g. bottle caps, pens, plate scrapers, letter openers, rulers, etc. Not always made of plastic.
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CPS"crusty pleasure sock" That nasty old tube sock you mop up your wank-jizza with....you know the one.
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CPSChild Protective Services. The CPS investigates reports (true or otherwise) of abuse or neglect of children.
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CPSCumshots Per Second A sexual arousal measuring scale.
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CPSCock Punching State-trooper. A terribly corrupt officer.
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CPSChild Porn Sam A strange scientific miracle...... No one actually knows who he is. He is a government secret. Some say that he was initially an experiment that went wrong when the combining of the spa [..]
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CPSCells per second.
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CPS1. Abbreviation for characters per second. Note: Formerly, abbreviation for cycles per second, the unit used to express frequency. However, the hertz (Hz),an SI unit, is now the internationally accepted unit of frequency. 2. Abbreviation for cellular priority service.
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CPSCost Per Sale
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CPSCycles per second, also Hertz (Hz). Cryogenics: The measurement of very low temperatures, i.e., below -200°C.
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CPSCharacters Per Second. A measurement of printer output speed.
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CPSCyber-Physical Systems.
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CPSChild Protective Services [Snelling Center]
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CPSThe number of plus/minus voltage swings or compressions/rarefactions of air molecules occurring each second in an electrical or audio signal; usually expressed as hertz (Hz).
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CPSCost Per Sale (CPS); the fee charged every time a user completes a purchase.
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CPScps (characters per second) is a measure of speed used to describe the number of characters passing a designated point per second. Usually used in measuring the speed of dot-matrix and daisy-wheel pri [..]
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CPS Carrier Pre-Select: a service that allow you to connect to our network and benefit from our competitive call rates, while retaining your existing numbers.
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CPS(n) the unit of frequency; one hertz has a periodic interval of one second
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CPS(Characters Per Second) A measure of how quickly information, particularly text, is being transferred over a modem link or network. See also bps.
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CPS(Characters Per Second) A measure of how quickly information, particularly text, is being transferred over a modem link or network. See also bps.
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CPSCrown Prosecution Service
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CPSCertification Practice Statement
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CPSCentral Processing System
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CPScps ( characters per second) is the number of characters/symbols that can be marked in one second. Marking characters and symbols is a standard application for laser scanners. Because the number of ma [..]
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CPS The advertiser's cost to generate one sales transaction. If this is being used in conjunction with a media buy, a cookie can be offered on the content site and read on the advertiser's site after the successful completion of an online sale.
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CPSSee Central Processing System.
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CPSCentral Processing System
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CPSChicago Public Schools
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CPSCrown Prosecution Service
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CPS Crown Prosecution Service
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CPSCrown Prosecution Service
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CPSCrown Prosecution Service
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CPSCrown Prosecution Service
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CPSCrown Prosecution Service CSI
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CPSControl Performance Standard
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CPSThe Current Population Survey (of the U.S.) is compiled by the U.S. Bureau of the Census, which is in the Dept of Commerce. The CPS is the source of official government statistics on employment and un [..]
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CPScharacters per second. CPS is the term typically used to describe the number of characters a printer can print, per second.
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CPSSee Central Processing System.
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CPSSee Central Processing System.
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CPS measure of how frequently an alternating current changes direction; has been replaced by the term hertz (Hz)
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