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PD definition

PD means palladium.
PD means, in respect to a Reference Obligation or a Reference Entity, the lower of the "probability of default" (within the meaning given to such term in Section 4.1(54) of the CRR) of the relevant Reference Entity and, in respect of the PD of a Reference Obligation, the probability of default of any protection provider in respect of such Reference Obligation.
PD or “Processing & Disposal” refers to Processing & Disposal of Solid Waste collected from the Project Area, as is more clearly defined in Schedule 1;

Examples of PD in a sentence

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  • The PD listed in the SF-424 must match the PD in the Personnel Costs section in the budget.

  • The PD must have an eRA Commons account: the PD’s Commons Username must be entered in field 4.

  • The names and contact information for Project Director (PD) and Business Official (BO) are required for SAMHSA applications and are to be entered on the SF-424 form.


More Definitions of PD

PD means probability of default;
PD means pharmacodynamic;
PD means per day.
PD means the probability of development. Pd is defined as the probability that a given discovery will be a viable development project. It takes into account the chance that the discovery target zone will flow the predicted hydrocarbon phase(s) at a commercial rate. It also considers the chance that the target zone can be mechanically completed and appraised in a reasonable time and in compliance with the projected cost schedule. The Pd is estimated by the quantification and product of these two factors.
PD means the probability of default of a counterparty over one year.