Data pointer select

Damage Per Second: the maximum amount of damage a weapon can inflict per second. The actual amount of damage per second is directly related to the ROF (Rate of Fire) and the damage per shell.

Damage Per Second - not really applicable in a turn based game but used to refer to

Double-page spread; can also be referred to as a spread.

Double-page spread. A layout

Double-page spread; can also be referred to as a spread. __________________

Department of Public Safety

Discover Primary Science (DPS) is a flagship project of the Discover Science & Engineering (DSE) awareness programme. It facilitates teacher training in general primary science, and provides teach [..]

Directorate of Professional Standards

DPs are published procedures for departing a particular airport on an instrument flight plan. ATC in Prepar3D does not include DPs in IFR clearances.

ATM Data Processing Systems

Damage per second, this is the maximum damage a unit can dish out given that all conditions have been met (in range, enough energy to recharge at full rate etc). rarely and confusingly referring to &a [..]

Dynamic positioning system, a means to automatically maintain a ship’s position and heading by using her own propellers and thrusters

Department of Public Safety. Also called an Office of Public Safety, a DPS is a state or local government umbrella agency in the United States which serves to assist the certain agencies in their serv [..]

Damage per Second

Descent propulsion system

Initialism for damage per second, a measure of the damage dealt by a hero or unit over one second. Usually refers to heroes with consistent damage output over a period rather than heroes with high bur [..]

Damage per second. Used when figuring out weapon speed and damage.

Damage per second

Damage Per Second. A measure of the average sustained damage done over a period of time. See also: Alpha Strike.

Damage per second.

Damage per second.

(abrv.) (n.) Damage Per Second

Damage Per Second, "DPS" can also be used as a verb that means to do a lot of damage over a prolonged period of time.

Distinct population segment

Dynamic positioning system

Double Page Spread i.e. two pages facing each other, containing one feature