dpi

American  

1. dots per inch: a measure of resolution used for printed text or images, the more dots per inch, the higher the resolution.

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dpi British  

abbreviation

1. dots per inch: a measure of the resolution of a typesetting machine, computer screen, etc

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Example Sentences

DPI has been building up a cash cushion in case higher tariff rates return.

From The Wall Street Journal

DPI, the consumer-electronics company, filed a lawsuit in the International Trade Court in January seeking a tariff refund of more than $5.8 million.

From The Wall Street Journal

The two most painful flags came on late third-down stops: the DPI against Devon Witherspoon — a call Carroll took issue with — and the illegal use of hands penalty against Riq Woolen.

From Seattle Times

And Rams quickly in scoring position as Love DPI on Tutu Atwell.

From Seattle Times

The NSW DPI also said that the fish deaths were "distressing to the local community", a sentiment echoed by Mr McCrabb.

From BBC