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'''WPI''', a [[three-letter acronym]], may stand for: |
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* [[Worcester Polytechnic Institute]], a private university in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA, renowned in engineering |
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* [[Whey protein isolate]] |
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* The [[Whittemore Peterson Institute]], performs research into chronic fatigue syndrome |
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* The [[Wholesale price index]], a measure of inflation |
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* [[Iskandar Development Region|Wilayah Pembangunan Iskandar]] |
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* [[Windows Post-Install Wizard]] |
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* [[Winning Percentage Index]], a measure of a team's strength. Used in some locations to seed bracketed tournaments |
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* The [[Worker-Communist Party of Iran]] |
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* The [[World Policy Institute]] is a research and education policy center in New York City |
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* Wraps Per Inch, a method of measuring the weight of [[yarn]] |
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* Short use of DWPI ([[Derwent World Patents Index]]) |
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Revision as of 22:34, 5 October 2013
WPI, a three-letter acronym, may stand for:
- Worcester Polytechnic Institute, a private university in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA, renowned in engineering
- Whey protein isolate
- The Whittemore Peterson Institute, performs research into chronic fatigue syndrome
- The Wholesale price index, a measure of inflation
- Wilayah Pembangunan Iskandar
- Windows Post-Install Wizard
- Winning Percentage Index, a measure of a team's strength. Used in some locations to seed bracketed tournaments
- The Worker-Communist Party of Iran
- The World Policy Institute is a research and education policy center in New York City
- Wraps Per Inch, a method of measuring the weight of yarn
- Short use of DWPI (Derwent World Patents Index)
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