Examples of ppm in a sentence

Georghiades [43] has compared the capacity, cutoff rate and error probability of on-off keying, PPM, overlapping PPM, and “combinatorial” PPM.The martingale techniques used in filtering problems proved successful in the derivation of the Shannon capac- ity of the Poisson channel without the PPM constraint.
Pierce argued that the ca- pacity of the PPM channel is equal to hf/kT nats per photon, where h and k are Planck’s and Boltzmann con- stants, resp., f is the center frequency and T is the noise temperature.
In our published decision on the claims true-up process17 we explained that we will expect any claim for traditional Prepayment Meter (PPM) credit balances to be based on thepercentage of the SoLR’s portfolio of smart PPMs with a credit balance on the day of customer transfer, and the average credit balance of those customers at midnight on the day of customer transfer.
This includes £700,744.74 in PPM balances, using the above methodology.
If a SoLR has provided evidence that characteristics of its customer base impacts upon the claim it submits for traditional PPM credit balances, Ofgem has taken this into consideration when assessing the claim’s underlying calculations.

More Definitions of ppm

ppm means an abbreviation for parts per million, the unit of measurement used in chemical testing which indicates the parts by weight in relation to one million parts by weight of water, such as the term milligrams per liter (mg/L).

ppm means ml/m3.

ppm or “Public Performance Measure” means the public performance measure as produced and/or published by Network Rail;

ppm means parts per million.‌

ppm means parts per million by volume unless otherwise specified in the applicable rule or an individual permit. It is a dimensionless unit of measurement for gases that expresses the ratio of the volume of one component gas to the volume of the entire sample mixture of gases.