PERFECT BINDING
The binding of a book, done with adhesives, which allows it to open completely flat, i.e. at 180 degrees.
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The binding of a book, done with adhesives, which allows it to open completely flat, i.e. at 180 degrees.
The time period during which a single incident, or accident might turn in to a real disaster.
Any commodity which might get spoiled after a week of proper handling and shipping conditions.
The primary residence (home) of an entity, party, individual at a situated address.
The array of mobile phone services that make use of smaller phones. Primarily used for incoming and outgoing calls, sending and receiving text messages, etc.
Adding personal references in any direct offer. Making use of customization techniques in order to exhibit a unique name/ quality on something.
A principle which states that as a person gets promoted to a better job, their effectiveness and productivity levels decrease. The Peter principle is named after Dr. Laurence J. Peter.
A survey conducted in the district of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve. This survey is related to the improvement of the outlook of any business, and how the manufacturing industry is performing.
A photovoltaic cell is a cell that has the ability to convert natural, or synthetic light in to electricity. It is commonly referred to as a solar cell.
A circular representation of data in the form of a ‘pie’, depicting proportional area of relative sizes in comparison to a set of data. The area of each ‘slice’ is dependent upon
A line of production established in industries, or manufacturing fields in order to check whether new processes used for manufacturing will be more efficient or not.
A clear error that requires correction.
A characteristic of any material to deform over and over again, without actually breaking apart due to the force applied.
A group of different leaders, whose main purpose is to ensure that the financial market in the United States is performing up to the mark and providing investors with devent opportunity.
A software program which is used to keep a record of all the goods and services that are sold to the customer. Used to run the cash registers and computers at the
Any substance, or form of energy which has the ability to pollute the environment, causing harmful effects and damaging nature in general. It might affect natural health of plants, the quality of
An economical term which denotes a large number of buyers within a market, but no buyer is large enough to bring a change in the prices.
A PDF document is a file format that has been created by Adobe Systems, Inc., to be used with the Adobe Reader. It is commonly used to prevent copyright claims and allows
A strategy commonly adopted for marketing purposes, in which a brand tries to occupy a distinguished position as compared to other brands, in the customer’s thoughts. Companies adopt a variety of different
A plan in which all of the premiums are given out at the beginning of the year, albeit in the form of post dated checks, which are handed to the insurer who
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