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POPPost Office Protocol (Internet email protocol)
POPPoint of Presence
POPPopular
POPPiece Of Paper
POPPackage on Package (integrated circuits)
POPPopulation
POPPoint of Purchase
POPPart of Process
POPParty of the People
POPPeople of Peace
POPPrince of Persia (video game)
POPPrinciples of Practice (healthcare)
POPPercent of Precipitation (meteorology)
POPPlenty of Parking
POPPrince of Peace
POPPrincess of Power (She-Ra toy and animated TV show)
POPProof of Purchase
POPPoint of Presence (interface)
POPPrinciples of Persuasion (workshop)
POPProof of Performance
POPProof-of-Payment (public transportation fare collection)
POPPeople of Praise (various locations)
POPProof of Product (validate/verify vendor's part number)
POPPrinciples of Programming
POPPursuit of Perfection (gaming)
POPPace of Play
POPPremium Only Plan (employee benefit plan)
POPPacific Ocean Park (nautical theme park)
POPProof of Principle
POPPower of Partnership (various organizations)
POPPrinciples of Partnership (various organizations)
POPPut on Production
POPPort of Portland (various locations)
POPPower of Prayer
POPProbability of Precipitation
POPParallel Ocean Program (Global Ocean Model)
POPPsychology of Poker (book)
POPPlaster of Paris
POPProblem Oriented Policing
POPPost-Operative Pain
POPPhysics of Plasmas (journal; American Institute of Physics)
POPPublic Offering Price (finance)
POPParti Ouvrier et Populaire (Swiss political party)
POPPiece of Pie
POPPurchase Order Processing
POPPelvic Organ Prolapse
POPPersistent Organic Pollutant
POPProgestogen-Only Pill (contraception)
POPProofs-of-Principle
POPParents of Prodigals
POPPublic Order Police (various organizations)
POPPrison Outreach Program
POPPower Of The Pen
POPProbability of Paternity
POPPeriod Of Performance
POPProtected Object Policy
POPPay One Price
POPProof of Possession
POPPackage on Package
POPProof of Payment
POPPicture Out Picture
POPPseudo Operation
POPPicture over Picture
POPProcessor on Plug-in
POPPackage for Online Programming
POPPost Office Protocol
POPPerformance Optimized Program
POPPicture on Picture
POPPartial Order Plan
POPPassing Out Parade
POPProphets of Profit
POPPlace of Performance
POPPlanes of Power (Everquest expansion)
POPPicture Outside Picture (television feature)
POPPoint of Production
POPPop From Stack
POPProgram Operating Plan
POPPower of Prevention (American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists)
POPPrinting-Out Paper
POPProper Operating Procedure (military)
POPPolicy Option Package (Oregon)
POPPoint of Penetration
POPPerformance Oriented Packaging
POPPrincipal-Only Payment (loans)
POPProcess Operating Procedure
POPPissed Off Person
POPProlyl Oligopeptidase
POPPokémon Organized Play
POPPicture of Performance (human resources)
POPPlacement of Product (marketing)
POPParks Opportunity Program (New York, NY)
POPPlug-in Optronic Payload
POPPain on Palpation
POPPercutaneous Osseointegrated Prosthesis
POPPolitical Opportunity Program (women's political campaigns)
POPPersonal Online Planner
POPParent Orientation Program (various colleges/universities)
POPProgrammable Optical Processor (software)
POPPeak Overpressure
POPPulse Oximeter Plethysmograph
POPPolar Orbiting Platform (ASPRS)
POPPuerto Plata, Dominican Republic - La Union (Airport Code)
POPPalestinian Opinion Pulse (Jerusalem Media and Communication Center)
POPProfessional Options Package
POPPackage-Oriented Programming
POPPayment on Principal (lending)
POPPrecision Optical Performance
POPPicture on Profile (roleplaying gaming)
POPPersonalized Online Photo, LLC
POPProdigies of Peace
POPPost Office Preferred (envelope size which conforms to Post Office requirement)
POPProcessing of Precursor
POPPlasma Oscillation Probe
POPPeak Optical Power
POPProcessor on Plug-In (H/W)
POPPerpendicular to Orbital Plane
POPPremium Offset Plan (insurance)
POPProject Objective Plan
POPParity of Product
POPPresensitized Offset Plate
POPPersistent Occipitoposterior Position (complication of labor and delivery)
POPPulsed Optically Pumped (quantum optical physics)
POPPower Optimization Problem
POPPre-Teens Oppose Prohibition (Kids Next Door show)
POPPipeline Outfit, Petroleum
POPProtected Outperformance Participation Unit
POPPustaka-On-Phone
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Coat the mold with petroleum jelly and fill it with plaster of paris. The next day, separate the cast from the mold.
Bauxite, plaster of Paris, Alum, Activated Alumina, Dolomite, Limestone, Bentonite and Plastic clay were used for different media preparation for arsenic adsorption.
"The Gypsum board and Plaster of Paris manufacturing facility will be set up in the Salalah Free Zone adopting American environmental friendly manufacturing technology complying with all applicable national and international standards related to safety and environmental quality measures," said Ramachandran Nambiar, CEO of Zawawi Minerals.
He said this case had led to widespread reappraisal of the dangers of plaster of Paris in schools and other organisations.
Miss Anderson said guidelines for the use of plaster of Paris clearly state it should be handled using goggles and gloves.
Mix two parts plaster of Paris powder with five parts water in a container.
After watching Changing Rooms I got chicken wire and plaster of Paris and transformed this oldfashioned lamp.
The specific gravity of these compounds can be varied from as low as 1.5 (similar to plaster of Paris or ceramic) to 11 (like lead).
A number of patents also relate to different methods of coating moldboards with an unlikely substance, such as plaster of Paris. One patent explains the process: "Experience has shown that when the discharging sur face of the mold-board is made of plaster-of-Paris, such soils will not stick but will be freely shed from it.
Gypsum plaster Stucco plaster or Plaster of Paris is produced by calcining raw gypsum in a rotary kiln by hot air, then grinding to the required finenesss.
I remembered I had extra rolls of plaster of Paris gauze strips, a wonderful material used for sculpting.
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