DPI definition

DPI means the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.
DPI means the motor-driven dry powder inhaler (other than an inahler designed to deliver a single dose of a drug) developed by DURA, DDSI and/or Xxxxxx Corp. and to be developed by DURA and/or Xxxxxx Corp. II.
DPI means the degree of permanent impairment of the upper extremity assessed by a registered person as resulting from the injury or, for multiple injuries, the injuries.

Examples of DPI in a sentence

  • Any rules and recommendations implemented by the DPI, CDC and/or health department will be sent out as updates occur.

  • If the student is only receiving post-secondary credit for a course, the student’s family is responsible for paying 25 percent of the allowable tuition charged unless that payment would pose an undue financial burden on the family as determined by DPI.


More Definitions of DPI

DPI means dots per inch and is used as a measure of the number of dots recorded in either a vertical or horizontal plane for each inch. It is used to measure scanning resolution.
DPI means those disclosable pecuniary interests of a description specified in regulations made by the Secretary of State (as amended from time to time) as set out in Schedule One to this Code.
DPI means Dxxxxxxxx Petroleum, Inc., a Kentucky corporation, and its successors and assigns.
DPI means Dickstein Partners Inc.
DPI means the numeric identifier assigned to a Delivery Point by the Service Provider; Due Date has the meaning given to that term in clause 22.3(a); EGP means the Eastern Gas Pipeline constructed from Victoria to New South Wales and delivering Gas to the Network; ELMS Data means information held by the Service Provider (including such information as may be requested from time to time) for the purposes of facilitating emergency Load Shedding including, but not limited to, for each Delivery Point:
DPI means Del Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
DPI means Domino’s Pizza International, Inc., a Delaware corporation, and its successors and assigns.