There is a term for surgery called ESP

Indicates an electronic stability system or electrical energy control.

ESP is the abbreviation of English for Specific Purposes, which is commonly referred to as "English for Specific Purposes" or "English for Specific Purposes", such as English for Tourism, Business English, Financial English, Medical English, Engineering English, etc. After the Second World War, the global economy has developed rapidly, science and technology are changing with each passing day, and various exchanges around the world such as international affairs, finance and insurance, post and telecommunications, international tourism, and scientific and technological exchanges are unprecedentedly frequent. The great international exchange calls for a communication tool that can take on this important task.

For a variety of reasons, English has become the main lingua franca in international interactions. With the development of economy, science and culture, the status of English as an international language is being strengthened day by day, and there is a craze for learning English in the world. In order to meet the needs of all kinds of people to learn English, ESP came into being; The continuous rise in the popularity of learning English has led to the rapid development of ESP.

After ESP, such as added. i.e.: espAt this time it is an abbreviation for especially, which means special, especially.

Example sentences and usage:

many people esp. the young, flocked after the movie star to get his signature.

Many people, especially young people, followed the movie star to get him to sign autographs.

If it's just esp, that's a noun, and there are three meanings collected.

The first is the "Engine Sequencing Control Station (Engineering and Technical Business Publication)".

The other is an abbreviation for Extra Sensory Perception, which means "Extrasensory Perception, Inspiration".

The last one is an abbreviation for Electronic Stabilty Program.

In the car? Automatic stabilization system.

Earnings per share is earnings per share (EPS), also known as profit after tax per share and earnings per share, which refers to the ratio of profit after tax to total share capital. It is the net profit of the enterprise or the net loss of the enterprise that ordinary shareholders can bear for each share they hold. Earnings per share is usually used to reflect the operating results of enterprises, measure the profitability of common shares and investment risks, and is one of the important financial indicators for investors and other information users to evaluate the profitability of enterprises, the growth potential of enterprises, and then make relevant economic decisions.

In the income statement, it is listed in Article 9"Basic earnings per share"with"Diluted earnings per share"Project.

ESP is a Spanish abbreviation, not a term. EPS is earnings per share

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Electronic stabilization system.

zhi abbreviated name to go to the genus to see.

It can be expressed: English for specific purposes.

It should be especially,"Especially, especially"meaning, especially in American language.

Electronic Stability Program (ESP).

The ESP system is actually a traction control system, and compared to other traction control systems, the ESP not only controls the drive wheels, but also controls the driven wheels. For example, if there is too much steering in rear-wheel drive cars, when the rear wheels lose control and flick the tail, the ESP will brake the outside front wheels to stabilize the car; When there is too little steering, the ESP brakes the inner rear wheels to correct the direction of travel, in order to correct the direction of tracking.

The ESP system includes ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and ASR (Drive Anti-Skid System), which is an extension of the functions of these two systems. As a result, ESP is the most advanced form of anti-skid device for today's automobiles. The ESP system consists of a control unit and steering sensors (to monitor the steering angle of the steering wheel), wheel sensors (to monitor the speed rotation of each wheel), a side slip sensor (to monitor the rotation of the vehicle body around the vertical axis), and a lateral acceleration sensor (to monitor the centrifugal force when the car is turning).

The control unit judges the operating status of the vehicle through the signals of these sensors, and then issues control commands. The difference between an ESP and a car with only ABS and ASR is that ABS and ASR can only react passively, while ESP can detect and analyze vehicle conditions and correct driving mistakes before they occur. ESP is particularly sensitive to oversteer or understeer, e.g. when a car turns left when the road is slippery and oversteers too sharply (the bend is too sharp), the sensor senses the slip and quickly brakes the right front wheel to restore adhesion, creating an opposite torque that keeps the car in its original lane.

Of course, everything has a range of degrees, and if a driver drives blindly fast, it is difficult to maintain any safety device now.

Electronic Stability Control is an electronic vehicle stability control system and driving safety supplementary system, which can help avoid danger, when the vehicle is extremely unstable in a fast turn or lane change, the actual state of the car body (such as offset, slip amount) is measured through the body sensor, and then the wheel brake or the engine torque is controlled to compensate for the stability of the vehicle. When your vehicle is in an extremely unstable situation, the ESC function works automatically. Under normal driving conditions, the ESC system does not work.

The basic principles and functions of ESC and ESP are the same, and it can be said that they are just different names for electronic stability systems with the same basic principles and the same functions produced by two manufacturers. At present, there are only two manufacturers of electronic stability control systems that can match the global car, Bosch and TRW, and Bosch in Germany calls this electronic stability program control system Electronic Stabilty Program, which is referred to as ESP, and TRW is called Electronic Stability Control according to the Federal Security Agency, which is referred to as ESC

You mean the car, right?

The function is actually similar, but the name is different. ESP: Electronic Stability Program.

ESC: Electronic Stability Control. ESP is registered exclusively by Bosch, and other manufacturers can only find another term:

ESC is the generic name ESP is an electronic stability system whose main role is to mitigate vehicle skidding, a major threat to fatal car accidents. The ESP is particularly sensitive to oversteer or understeer, and is able to quickly recognize and react to such dangerous situations, intervening precisely in the braking mode to keep the vehicle safely on the correct trajectory and prevent the vehicle from skidding. In the event of an emergency, the ESP can automatically brake individual wheels and stabilize the tires to prevent rollover, actively protecting the driver from injury.

It can be said that ESP is the representative of the most advanced active safety technology at present, but this device is relatively high, and in the current domestic production of vehicles, only high-configuration, high-end cars are used, and high-end cars are rare. With the increasing awareness of consumer safety, ESP electronic stability systems have received more and more attention from consumers. "Is there an ESP?

It has become one of the must-ask questions for people who are concerned about new cars. However, there are still many people, including many experienced car owners, who do not know what an ESP is, and they often confuse ESP with EPS. ESP stands for Electronic Stability Program Control, while EPS stands for Electronically Controlled Power Steering.

The basic principles and functions of ESP and ESC are the same, and it can be said that they are just different names for electronic stability systems with the same basic principles and the same functions produced by two manufacturers. At present, there are only two manufacturers of electronic stability control systems that can match the global car, Bosch and TRW, and Bosch in Germany calls this electronic stability program control system Electronic Stabilty Program, which is referred to as ESP, and TRW is called Electronic Stability Control according to the Federal Security Agency, which is referred to as ESCIf the luxury ones have ESC, it also proves that Emgrand has actually equipped ESP.

Extra sensory perception is abbreviated as esp, which translates into Chinese as extrasensory perception. Refers to superpowers, abilities, sixth senses, etc. I don't know if the ESP you wrote was trying to ask this ......

As the most critical component of automotive safety, what kind of thing is ESP?

ESP: How do I remember that it was developed by Volkswagen?