FPS definition

FPS means the Facilities, Planning, and Safety Program within the Public Health Division of the Oregon Health Authority (OHA).
FPS or “FairPlay Streaming” means Apple’s FairPlay Streaming Server key delivery mechanism as described in the FPS SDK.
FPS means feet per second.

Examples of FPS in a sentence

  • The resulting electricity demand will be determined using the Total Demand forecasting tool ‘BECalc’ developed in collaboration with Climact for the FPS Environment.

  • Upon the completion of settlement, the transaction will be reflected in the available balance of the relevant Clearing Participant maintained with its Settlement Participant and/or FPS Ledger Account of the relevant Settlement Participant.

  • Operator will make every effort to schedule routine maintenance so that its firm delivery obligations under Rate Schedule FPS-1, FPS-2 and FPS-3 can be met during the Withdrawal Season, and so that FPS Buyers are able to inject up to their full MCPQ by the end of an Injection Season.

  • The CREG will elaborate a reference scenario proposal for each auction based on all available information and the FPS will provide an advice on them.

  • Inventory transfers remain subject to all applicable tariff limitations (including limits on FPS injection, storage and withdrawal rights) and applicable Commission policies (including the "shipper must have title" rule).


More Definitions of FPS

FPS means Fondo Nacional de Inversión Productiva y Social, the Recipient’s national productive and social investment fund established pursuant to Article 14 of the Recipient’s Supreme Decree No. 25984 of November 16, 2000.
FPS means Flood Pumping Station;
FPS means Farfetch Platform Solutions, our comprehensive modular white-label business to business e-commerce solution for brands and retailers.
FPS means Frames per Second,
FPS means the Faster Payment System and related facilities and services provided, managed and operated by the HKICL from time to time, including for (i) processing direct debits and credits, funds transfers and other payment transactions and (ii) exchanging and processing instructions relating to the eDDA Service.