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PIP 1. In radar terminology, an echo from a point target. It originally stemmed from the appearance of these types of echoes on A-scopes and R-scopes. 2. On weather maps, the triangles or half-circles along fronts that point in the direction of frontal movement.
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PIP A feature on TV sets whereby a small picture for a second program can be displayed in one corner of the screen. The viewer can switch back and forth as to which program occupies the whole screen. In order for two broadcasts to be so seen simultaneously the TV set must have two tuners (channel selectors). More commonly there is only one tuner and the second program must come from a VCR or other local source.
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pipette very small glass tubing used in aspiration techniques
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piperonyl butoxide A chemical synergist usually combined with pyrethrins to increase their effective toxicity. Believed to interfere with the body's ability to detoxify pyrethrins. Toxicity not well studied.
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piperazine citrate an anthelmintic which is used to treat intestinal worms (Camallanus).
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