Line Echo Wave Pattern (LEWP): A wave-shaped bulge in a line of thunderstorms. It may often be seen as a 'S'-shaped radar echo signature and is often associated with severe weather.

 

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Line Echo Wave Pattern (LEWP): A wave-shaped bulge in a line of thunderstorms. It may often be seen as a 'S'-shaped radar echo signature and is often associated with severe weather.

Payments Pattern: Describes the collection pattern of receivables. The pattern might describe the probability that a 72-day-old account will still be unpaid when it is 73 days-old.

Pattern Recognition: A computational technique used to find patterns and develop classification schemes for data in very large data sets.

Pattern Poetry: Verse that creates the shape of its subject typographically on the page (and thus also called 'shape poetry'). George herbert's 'easter wings' and lewis carroll's story of a cat and a mouse . . . View Full Definition

Phase Alternate Line (PAL): The television broadcast standard in Europe and parts of Asia: (excluding France and Eastern Europe, where SECAM is the standard). PAL signals have 25 frames per second, and so are incompati . . . View Full Definition

Pattern: A technical chart formation used to make market predictions by following the price movements of securities.

Phase Linear: Any audio system which accurately preserves phase relationships between frequencies, i.e., that exhibits pure delay.

Pipeline: The underwriting process that must be completed with the SEC before a security can be offered for sale to the public.

Pickup Pattern: In microphones, the shape of the space in which the microphone is sensitive to sound. Common patterns include omnidirectional and cardioid.

Photolinen: Laminate of linen and paper coated with black and white photographic emulsion. It is used for photographic wall coverings.