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pi (p)
n. pl. pis
Symbol The 16th letter of the Greek alphabet.

pI (p)
n.
The pH value for the isoelectric point of a given substance in solution.

pi
[pī]
1 Ρ, π, the sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet.
2 (in mathematics) the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.

Pi
inorganic orthophosphate.

pI
isoelectric point.

pi
the sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, π or π.


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x] = overall mean velocity measurement uncertainty, % [delta]u = omnidirectional spherical anemometer uncertainty, % [delta]Q = supply air uncertainty, % [delta]x = measurement location uncertainly,% [delta]T = measurement room temperature uncertainty, % [pi] = circle constant, 3.
Boslough just couldn't help himself with that one, which he let loose on cyberspace back in 1998 -- he said he just had to spread the word about Alabama legislators trying to change pi, an infinite number that begins with 3.
The purists will wait for Pi Minute which, taking pi as 3.
 
 
 
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