Noun
p.d. (uncountable)
(physics) Abbreviation of potential difference.
As well as Brandis, Berthold Ribbentrop and Sir William P.D. Schlich brought new methods to Indian conservation, the latter becoming the Inspector-General in 1883 after Brandis stepped down. Source: Internet
I am deeply saddened at the news of the passing of Dr P.D. Gupta,” said Dinesh Singh Rawat, the former Editor-in-Chief of ABC Live India, who interviewed Dr.Gupta in year 2014. Source: Internet
INVESTIGATOR VOLPE: OK, this is Investigator Volpe with Corning P.D. … Um, well, the reason I was calling … I didn't know if you were going to be around if you had time to meet up with me. Source: Internet
Many researchers Finney (1994), Hunter Anderson (1998); P.D. Nunn (1999, 2003); Orliac and Orliac (1998) point to the climatic downtrend caused by the Little Ice Age as a contributing factor to resource stress and to the palm tree's disappearance. Source: Internet
Attracting star writers like Philip Pullman, Bill Bryson and P.D. James, the Durham Book Festival takes place every October across a range of venues and outlets in the city. Source: Internet
In one hundred thoughtful--and sometimes brilliant--short essays he traces the mystery from Poe to the late eighties and P.D. James. Source: Internet