What does PS stand for?

Partially Supported

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers

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parallel track single-unit (US DoD) Paranoid Schizophrenia Parent Signature Parenteral Society Parliamentary Secretary (UK House of Commons) Parti Shoqeror (Albanian Socialist Party) Parti Socialiste (French Socialist Party) Partial Slip (chemical engineering) Partially Sighted Partially Sterile		Particle Separator Particle Set Partido Socialista (Socialist Party) Partition Sequential Party Site Passive Smoking Patient Safety Patrick Star (Spongebob Squarepants cartoon) Patrick Swayze (actor) Patrol Supervisor

Samples in periodicals archive:

Of those 17 facilities, nine were publicly financed and six were partially supported with public funding.

United States : Funding sought for hotel near Nashville convention ...

Opposition calls for a strike in protest against President Mamadou Tandja's bid to cling to power were partially supported Wednesday across Niger.

Anti-referendum strike partially followed in Niger

In these circumstances, the fee is only partially supported by the oil film.

Working of Oil Additives

This is partially supported by the construction boom in this region, particularly in UAE where a number of shopping complexes and malls are being planned in the coming 2-5 years.

torex announces strategy for growth in middle east- Showcasing ...

All the above studies were partially supported by the grant from National Ataxia Foundation.

Deranged calcium signaling in SCA3 neurons

But dealers said selling of the dollar was limited for now, partially supported by speculation that the U.

Dollar weakens within upper 109 yen level in Tokyo morning deals

Some are partially supported by tax dollars, while others receive no tax funding.

Increasing a base of opportunity

This gift has already begun to bear fruit, as this issue has been partially supported by the Emmett Center.

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