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Push Processing: Increasing the development time of a film to increase its effective speed. See pushing.

Push Therapy: PUSH Therapy was specifically designed to eliminate pain originating from chronic tension. Therapists learn Soft Pressure Stimulation to treat tissue on a layer-by-layer basis. Techniques ar . . . View Full Definition

Pushaway: The initial movement of the ball to get it into motion; some people push the ball directly forward, others slightly push forward and up, others drop the ball into motion.

Push SMS: The ability to request services (e.g. ringtones or games) from a wireless handset via sending a preset SMS code to a predetermined number. The service requested is sent back to the handset via SMS.

Pusher: A player who does not try to hit winners, but only to return the ball safely

Push Pass: Used to pass through or past a defender who is guarding closely.

push hands: Training with a partner to learn Tai chi principles. Using principles of 'sticking' or adhereing, following the energy and yielding, each player attempts to uproot the other.

Pushing: Method of overrating the normal iso speed of a film to produce an underexposed latent image. Used to increase the working speed of a film.

Wet Processing: Is processing by the application of chemicals in fluid form. The traditional method of photographic processing.

Wide-Bit Stream Processing: This technology maintains 20-bit precision through the recording process, for clearer reproduction of delicate, low-level music.