Sent by Tim Parkin on 26 July 2002 11:11
Earl Cooley
>I used to work for a company where we were encouraged to interrupt
>someone who used unexplained jargon or acronyms. So, does IPR refer
>to Inprocess Review, Inprogress Review, Intellectual Property Rights,
>Impulse Response, Inches Per Rotation, Individual Pay Record,
Infinitely
>Precise Rounding, Inflow Performance Relationship, Information and
>Problem Reports, Initial Program Review, In-Process Report, Inside
>Plant Repeater, Institute for Police Research, Inc., Institute of
>Public Relations, Integrated Process Review, Intelligence Production
>Requirement, Interdepartmental Procurement Request, Interdepartmental
>Purchase Request, Interim Program Review, Intermediate Priority Range,
>Internal Program Review, Inter-Protocol, or Item Performance Report?
Irritatingly Pretentious Reply
Tim
