The standardized picture format used for decoding and encoding television signals, throughout most of Europe, excluding France. The specifications of the PAL format are as follows: 786 pixels in each […]

A strategy used for implementation purposes, in which a certain product, policy, change or process is introduced slowly, replacing the older processes. Complete replacement does not take place immediately .

A retirement procedure in which older working employees are gradually led to retirement. The process is such that the working hours are reduced gradually over a period of time, until […]

An organic compound, which is produced as a pybroduct of the refinement of petroleum, dyeing of textiles, manufacturing of resins, etc. Phenol can be toxic if produced in a higher […]

A survey conducted in the district of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve . This survey is related to the improvement of the outlook of any business, and how the manufacturing industry […]

An index used to estimate the growth in any business, which is usually determined by analyzing several surveys conducted by participants on a voluntary basis. It is also known as […]

a term that is a popular expression for an attorney who is sly and crafty in his practicing of the law.

The primary stock exchange of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was created back in 1790.

A person who likes giving away money to charities, and making donations which are responsible for the good in this world. Some of the most popular philanthropists include names such […]

The act of making a charitable donation. It is from the Greek terminology, and bears the meaning ‘love of mankind’.

A method of collection and analysis of various different postage stamps, which are used by post offices. It is a hobby for most people, as they can be used to […]

The Phillips curve is a graphic depiction of the inversely proportional relationship that exists between the levels of unemployment , and the wages of a person. The main idea of […]

An act of illegally gaining access to a computer, stealing private information and then utilizing that information for harmful activities. Phishing is usually popular through various email frauds and internet […]

In medical jurisprudence . An inflammation of the veins, which may originate in septicemia (bacterial blood- poisoning) or pywmia (poisoning from pus), and is capable of being transmitted to other […]

A set of certain numbers which are assigned to a telephone or mobile phone . A person can dial those numbers through a mobile or telephone, and get connected to […]

Compounds that are usually inorganic, and contain a lot of phosphorus. Common applications of phosphate include detergents and fertilizers. Phosphates can harm the water, as it leads to excessive growth […]

An alloy of copper which contains 4-10% tin, and

An allergic reaction caused by the skin when it comes in to contact with light.

A kind of fog, which is darkened and becomes quite heavy due to the presence of fine droplets of various chemicals and ozone, usually caused by the reaction of sunlight […]

Any substance/ material which can be broken down in to its constituent forms, due to the reaction that is caused when it comes in to contact with the UV rays […]

Any person who makes for sale photographs, ambrotypes, daguerrotypes, or pictures, by the action of light. Act Cong. July 13, 1866,

A software developed by Adobe Systems Inc. used primarily for editing photos. It contains a variety of filters and effects, as well as tools which can be used to manipulate […]

A naturally induced process by which plants make their own food. The presence of oxygen and sunlight is very important for this process to take place. Photosynthesis is the reason […]

A photovoltaic cell is a cell that has the ability to convert natural, or synthetic light in to electricity . It is commonly referred to as a solar cell.

A jailer.