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| *], mechanisms to improve end-to-end ] performance. | *], mechanisms to improve end-to-end ] performance. | ||
| *PEP, a specialized small form factor computer manufacturer headquartered in Germany, which used, among others the ] operating system, and the ] ] CPUs. | |||
| == See also == | == See also == | ||
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Things known as PEP include:
- Perceptual Enrichment Program, a form of therapy developed that is supposed to repair the natural processing in the brain
- Packet Ensemble Protocol, used by Telebit modems
- Peak envelope power, a measure of radio transmitter signal strength
- Personal Equity Plan, a form of tax-privileged investment account in the UK
- Peppermint, particularly in connection with drinks
- Phosphoenolpyruvate, a biochemical compound
- Political and Economic Planning, a British think tank formed in 1931
- Positron Electron Project, a Stanford Linear Accelerator Center project
- Post-exposure prophylaxis, a method of disease prevention and treatment
- Primate Equilibrium Platform, a device used in animal experimentation and training
- PEP tool, a programming environment based on Petri nets
- Protocol Extension Protocol, an extension mechanism for HTTP
- Pulsed Energy Projectile, a type of non-lethal weapon employing laser pulses
- Python Enhancement Proposal, a public design document for the Python programming language
- Packet Exchange Protocol, a networking protocol from Xerox
- Performance Enhancing Proxy, mechanisms to improve end-to-end TCP performance.
- PEP, a specialized small form factor computer manufacturer headquartered in Germany, which used, among others the OS-9 operating system, and the Motorola 68000 CPUs.