CPS International

CPS or cps may refer to:

Organisations

Australia

* Cat Protection Society of NSW, a cat shelter in Newtown, Sydney
* Chatswood Public School, a school in Sydney

Canada

* Calgary Police Service, the police service for the city of Calgary, Alberta
* Canadian Pacific Survey
* Canadian Paediatric Society
* Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons, an association that teaches safe boating
* Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties, drug reference for healthcare providers

United Kingdom

* Cambridge Philosophical Society, a scientific society at the University of Cambridge
* Cambridge Positioning Systems, a GPS software company bought by CSR
* Centre for Planetary Science, at Birkbeck, University of London
* Centre for Policy Studies, a British think-tank
* College of Psychic Studies, a non-profit organisation based in London
* Communist Party of Scotland
* Crown Prosecution Service, in England and Wales

United States

* Cambridge Public School District, Cambridge, Massachusetts
* Center for the Partially Sighted, an agency that promotes independent living for people with impaired sight, in Los Angeles, California
* Chicago Public Schools
* Child Protective Services, the name used in many United States jurisdictions for a state or local government agency which investigates child abuse and neglect
* ChoicePoint, whose New York Stock Exchange symbol was CPS until its buyout by Reed Elsevier
* Cincinnati Public Schools, Hamilton County, Ohio
* Civilian Public Service, a national system of work camps for conscientious objectors in the United States during World War II
* Cleveland Photographic Society, a non-profit photography organization, based in Cleveland, Ohio, USA
* Coalition for Positive Sexuality, a self-described "guerrilla sex education" group
* The College Preparatory School, a high school in Oakland, California
* Columbia Public Schools, Missouri
* CPS Energy, formerly "City Public Service", San Antonio's municipally owned natural gas and electric company

Elsewhere

* CPS (programadora) (''Comunicaciones Producción y Servicios de Televisión''), a Colombian ''programadora'' that operated between 1998 and 2003
* Colegio de la Preciosa Sangre de Pichilemu, a school in Pichilemu, Chile
* College of Physicians and Surgeons (disambiguation)
* Committee of Public Safety, the ''de facto'' executive government in France, 1793–1794
* Conference of Presentation Sisters of North America, a congregation of the Presentation Sisters religious order
* Convention Panafricaine Sankariste, Burkina Faso

Science and technology

Biology and chemistry

* Capsaicin, a pungent component of chili peppers
* Carbamoyl phosphate synthase II, an enzyme that catalyzes a reaction yielding carbamoyl phosphate
* Carbamoyl phosphate synthetase, an enzyme that catalyzes a reaction yielding carbamoyl phosphate
* Chlorpyrifos, an organophosphate pesticide
* Concentrate of poppy straw, processed poppy straw
* Circumsporozoite protein, a protein secreted by the malaria parasite during the sporozoite stage

Computing

* CPS, a file format for raster graphics images produced by Corel Photo House
* Certification Practice Statement, legal document that describes how the Certificate Authority manages the certificates it issues
* Characters Per Second, in printers
* Citrix Presentation Server, now known as Citrix XenApp
* Continuation-passing style, a programming technique
* Conversational Programming System, an early time sharing operating system that ran on IBM System/360 mainframes
* CP System, arcade system boards manufactured by Capcom in the early and late 1990s

Engineering

* Cyber-physical system, the tight conjoining of and coordination between computational and physical resources
* Crankshaft position sensor, an electronic device used in IC engines to monitor the position of the crankshaft

Medicine

* Cancer Prevention Study, a series of epidemiological studies conducted by the American Cancer Society
* Chronic pain syndrome, an ongoing pain disorder
* Complex partial seizure, a type of partial seizure

Physics

* Centipoise (cP), a unit of poise, a measurement of viscosity, sometimes written cps or cPs
*CERN Proton Synchrotron, a particle accelerator
* Counts per second (cps), also counts per minute (cpm), the rate at which ionising events are detected by a radiological measurement instrument
* Cycle per second (c.p.s.), a unit of frequency now known as Hertz

Telecommunications

* Calls per second, the measurement system of call volume in telephony or other telecommunications
* Carrier preselect, a landline telephone option that lets European customers use a third party for call charges

Transport

* Clapham South tube station, London, London Underground station code
* IATA code for St. Louis Downtown Airport, formerly Curtiss-Parks Airport and originally Curtiss-Steinberg Airport

Other uses

* Central Park South, a street in New York City
* Central Police Station (disambiguation)
* Classroom Performance Systems, a technological student assessment system
* Clerk Police Sergeant, or Clerk Sergeant, a former rank of station sergeant in the London Metropolitan Police
* Collaborative problem-solving, people working together face-to-face or in online workspaces
* Combination Product Set, all ways of choosing the product of m distinct values from a set of n primes, used in hexany
* Constant Pressure System, a design used in water guns
* Cost-per-sale, an online advertising pricing system
* Crane, Poole & Schmidt, a fictional law firm in the television series ''Boston Legal''
* Current Population Survey, a statistical survey conducted by the United States Census Bureau for the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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