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Meanings of esp in English

Portuguese
percepção extrassensorial
Catalan
clarividència

Apparent power to perceive things that are not present to the senses.

        percepção extrassensorial
        Russian
        электроприводной центробежный насос

        Pump type.

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              электроприводной центробежный насос
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              Examples for "electric submersible pump"
              Examples for "electric submersible pump"
              1
              GE now owns electric submersible pumps and flow control systems formerly made by John Wood.
              Reuters
              Usage of esp in English
              1
              The OED says: That which connects the successive points in anything, esp.
              The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000
              2
              Ice-skater = one who skates on ice wearing an ice skate; esp.
              The Gutenberg Webster's Unabridged Dictionary: Section I, J, K, ...
              3
              Liddell and Scott definition: any art over which the Muses presided, esp.
              Greek Studies: a Series of Essays
              4
              Enterococcus faecalis harbors a virulence-associated surface protein encoded by the esp gene.
              Pubmed
              5
              Surprisingly, esp and hyl were not detected in any of the isolates.
              Pubmed
              6
              The second major disappointment in the talks was the treatment of Soviet diseidents-esp.
              The new yorker
              7
              Does anyone know enough about how the Egyptian army is organised - esp.
              The Guardian
              8
              ImmunoCyt is a new immunocytologic fluorescence test promising a higher diagnostic sensitivity, esp.
              Pubmed
              9
              In the medical encyclopedia it reads, under leprosy, differential diag: tuberculosis and esp.
              Ghosts
              10
              Accident: an event that is without a cause or unexpected, esp.
              The Irish Times
              11
              The esp gene is expressed on the surface of donor and both transconjugants.
              Pubmed
              12
              But, considering their noble insistence upon the moral elements in religion (esp.
              Introduction to the Old Testament
              13
              A large rectangular cloak or mantle worn by men' chiefly among the Greeks; esp.
              Prolegomena to the History of Israel
              14
              Call it magic, or esp, or whatever current buzzword you feel most comfortable with.
              Something from the nightside
              15
              Used to describe a task thought to be impossible, esp.
              The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000
              16
              Hi Chris, we're big fans of yours in our house, esp my 2yo boy.
              The Guardian
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