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| Term | Term Definition | Options | Unit of Measure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Process Hot Water | View | None | |
| Process load | View | None | |
| Process load | View | None | |
| Process Load Type |
Plug load essential to routine processes. |
View | None |
| Processor | The logic circuitry that responds to and processes the basic instructions that drive a server. For purposes of this specification, the processor is the central processing unit (CPU) of the computer server. A typical CPU is a physical package to be installed on the server motherboard via a socket or direct solder attachment. The CPU package may include one or more processor cores. | View | None |
| Product specification | As specified in the Product Specification | View | None |
| Professional degree | Occupant completed a professional degree, which follows education for a particular profession by emphasizing skills and practical analysis over theory and research | View | None |
| Professional Engineer (PE) | View | None | |
| PROFIBUS FMS | A standard for fieldbus communication in automation technology. | View | None |
| Profit | Profit incurred by the project as part of implementing the measure or project. ESPC projects specify that ESCO's disclose that information as part of the itemized costs. | View | None |
| Program | Authorized or supported program such as rebate | View | None |
| Program | Program | View | None |
| Program administrator | View | None | |
| Program Classification | View | None | |
| Programmable | Or scheduled | View | None |
| Programmed start | A programmed start ballast applies power to the filaments first, it allows the cathodes to preheat and then applies voltage to the lamps to strike an arc. | View | None |
| Project | View | None | |
| Project | Identifier for a project. | View | None |
| Project manager | The project manager of record | View | None |
| Project Name |
Name of the project. |
View | None |
| Projected | Data that has been calculated as a projection or forecast of future readings | View | None |
| Proofing cabinet | An enclosed mobile, portable, or stationary appliance designed to maintain the proper temperature and relative humidity for supporting fermentation of dough products by yeast. | View | None |
| Propane | View | None | |
| Propane | View | None | |
| Propane | View | None |
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