CP

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Cp, CP, cp, cP may be:

Cp

• C_p, a process capability index
• Mallows' Cp, a statistic used in model selection
• Capensinidin, an anthocyanidin
• Cariyapitaka, a canonical Buddhist story collection
• Ceteris paribus, a Latin phrase
• Counterpart, a equivalent to something.
• Cyclopentadienyl ligand, for which cyclopentadiene is a precursor
• Specific heat capacity at constant pressure (C_p or c_p)

CP

Medicine

• cerebellopontine angle or CP angle, a fluid filled space in the head below the cerebellum
• Cerebral palsy, a brain disorder
• Certified Prosthetist
• Ceruloplasmin, a gene
• Cicatricial Pemphigoid, a blistering disease
• Congenital prosopagnosia
• Control Pause Duration of breath control using Buteyko method

Science and technology

• Specific Heat, the amount of heat to raise an amount of substance by a certain temperature.
• Candlepower, a measure of luminous intensity
• Cape Photographic Durchmusterung
• Club Penguin, a massive multiplayer online game (MMOG).
• Carnivorous plant
• Cathodic protection
• An IBM mainframe central processor
• Chlorinated paraffins
• Chloroplast
• Circuit Probe, a method of wafer testing
• Cleaner production
• Clock pulse or clock signal, a pulse-width modulation digital signal in a circuit
• Code page
• Complementizer phrase in linguistics
• Complex projective space, an abstract space in mathematics
• Component Pascal
• Conceptual physics, a non-mathematical approach to studying physics
• Conditional proof
• Constraint programming
• Control panel
• IBM's CP/CMS operating system or the equivalent component of VM
• CP-violation, a violation of the postulated CP symmetry in physics

Places

• Caesars Palace, a hotel and casino in Las Vegas Strip|Las Vegas
• Cedar Point
• Center Point or
• Centre Point
• Central Park
• Central Province, one of various subnational entities
• Central Provinces, a province of British India corresponding roughly to Madhya
• Clifton Park
• Clipperton Island
• College Park, a city mainly located in Fulton County, Georgia, often mentioned by several hip-hop artists
• College Park, Maryland, the city of the University of Maryland
• College Point, Queens, New York
• Connaught Place, in New Delhi
• Crystal Palace

Transport

• Canadian Airlines, which has the IATA airline code of CP
• Canadian Pacific Airlines, known at one time as CP Air
• Canadian Pacific Railway, known at one time as CP Rail
• Canadian Pacific Steamships, renamed CP Ships
• Cathay Pacific
• Cebu Pacific
• Central Pacific Railroad
• Comboios de Portugal, Portuguese Trains, before 2004 Caminhos de Ferro Portugueses, Portuguese Railways
• Control point, interlockings on railway trackage in rail terminology

Music and literature

• Canadian Press, a Canadian news agency
• The Christian Post
• Chuck Palahniuk, a minimalist writer
• Cipher Pol, a governmental organization from One Piece
• Coldplay, a British alternative band
• The Complete Peerage, a standard reference work
• Crash Parallel, a Canadian adult contemporary/rock band

Politics and law

• Captain of the Parish, a postnominal
• City Police
• Civil parish
• Colombo Plan
• Commissioner of Police (Singapore)
• Communist Party
• Constitution Party
• Consumer proposal
• Corporal punishment
• Court of Common Pleas

Business and finance

• Charoen Pokphand, Thai agribusiness conglomerate
• Commercial paper
• Construction permit
• Crowne Plaza hotels

Television

• Captain Picard
• Captain Planet

Other

• The Collected Papers of Charles Sanders Peirce
• Child pornography
• City Pages, an alternative weekly in Minneapolis-Saint Paul
• Initials used by professed members of the Congregation of Discalced Clerks of the Most Holy Cross and Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, short Passionist Congregation, an Order of the Roman Catholic Church
• Code for protected cruiser
• Command post
• Conservapedia
• Club Penguin
• City Paper

cp

• cp (Unix), the Unix "copy file" command

cP

• Centipoise a unit of viscosity
• cPanel, a web-based managing tool for websites

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