1. Electric Vehicle. 2. Evaluation, as in "EV Kit."

Abbreviation for Exposure Value (see below).

Symbol for electron volt.

shortened form of 'whatev', the shortened 'whatever'

often capitlaized, it refers to a series of sci-fi RPGs produced by Ambrosia Software. All three games, Escape Velocity, EV Overide, and EV Nova, are able to be modified with files known as plugins, t [..]

a derivitive of every - both words meaning: 1. The opposite to nuth 2. yes 3. hell yes 4. lots 5. everyone 6. indeed 7. (adjective)meaning very

electric vehicle

Abbreviation of 'Electric vehicle', things like Tesla's cars

an acronym for Escape Velocity. Escape Velocity is the name of a computer game by Ambrosia Software, and the popular game franchise that began with it. The Escape Velocity games are open-ended adventu [..]

1. A poker/gambling term, short for 'Expected Value'. Basically means how much you can expect to win at any gamble. For example, if you tossed a coin and I gave you a dollar if you fli [..]

Exposure Value. A number that represents available combinations of shutter speed and aperture offering the same exposure effect when scene brightness remains the same. Read articles that include this [..]

See Earned Value

A system of light measurement in which each whole number is 1 Stop more or less than its neighbors; used by many meter makers.

Exposure Value, a very complex thing but in the digicam world it usually means the ability to override the auto exposure system to lighten or darken an image. EVF

Electric vehicle.

The energy gained by an electron which accelerates through a potential difference of one volt.

A unit of energy equal to the amount kinetic energy an electron gains after being accelerated through an electric potential of 1 Volt. It can also be used as a unit of mass by applying Einstein's relation E=mc2.

(n) a unit of energy equal to the work done by an electron accelerated through a potential difference of 1 volt

"Electric Vehicle" - any vehicle that uses electric motors, either in full or in part, as propulsion. This includes pure electrics, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, extended range electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

Is an Electric Vehicle that operates on 100% electicity like the Nissan Leaf. They offer limited ranges and most are around 100 miles as of 2014; however, ranges are expected to increase in the coming [..]

Electric Vehicle

Electric Vehicle

Electric vehicle.

Extended Validation

A car that runs purely on electricity, without any onboard power generators. Examples of electric cars are the Nissan LEAF, Renault ZOE and the BMW i3. Considering buying an electric car? Read our tip [..]

Exposure Value. The ability to override the auto exposure system to under or over expose the image.

Electric Vehicle. These cars have only batteries and an electric motor–no gasoline or other fuel required, and no emissions are released into the air. They are refueled by plugging the batteries into an outlet.

This is a vehicle powered by an electric motor. The first electric vehicle was developed in 1899, but due to the poor power-to-weight ratio and long times to recharge the acid lead batteries, the inte [..]

An abbreviation of “E

Exposure Value; A number that represents available combinations of shutter speed and aperture offering the same exposure effect when scene brightness remains the same. Each EV number can be applied to various shutter speed and aperture combinations.  

Abbreviation for Exposure Value. Indicates the amount of exposure. Using a baseline exposure of F1.0 and a shutter speed of 1 second as "EV0," each increase in EV (EV1, 2, 3, etc.) indicates an increase of one level (setting) in either aperture or shutter speed.

The combined shutter and aperture values used on older cameras and light meters.

Exposure Value; A number that represents available combinations of shutter speed and aperture offering the same exposure effect when scene brightness remains the same. Each EV number can be applied to various shutter speed and aperture combinations.

Exposure Value, a very complex thing but in the digital camera world it usually means the ability to override the auto exposure system to lighten or darken an image. EVF

Exposure Value. A number that represents available combinations of shutter speed and aperture offering the same exposure effect when scene brightness remains the same. Read articles that include this [..]

The ability to override the auto exposure system to under or overexpose the image. This is done by using the Manual function on a digital camera to choose your own settings.

Exchange Visitor; A foreign national granted a J-1 visa status by the USCIS.

Exchange Visitor; A foreign national granted a J-1 visa status by the USCIS.

Enterprise Value is a measure of a company’s value – often the theoretical price in the event of a buyout. It considers not just the equity of the company but also its debt (since the buyer will have [..]

Electron volt, a measure of the energy of subatomic particles.

    Evasion or Evading

Even strength goals

Initials for Expected Value. The cost to be gained or paid by certain action (bet, raise or a fold) on the long run.

Negative expected value. The action is not profitable.

Expected Value.

electronvolt, alternative spelling electron volt

a type of road vehicle