UNIT LOAD DEVICE (ULD)
Standard cargo container for land, air and sea transport.
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Standard cargo container for land, air and sea transport.
1. Combination of cartons, boxes, pails, etc., in one load ready for transport with ease of handling and identification. See containerization. 2. Converting an investment company to a unit trust.
Part of human nature where we want many things but are unable to afford them all.
Valuation amount of investors and loans exceeding cost basis of the investments and loans.
Substances that react with the container they are stored in.
Selling strategy where seller will provide opportunities to buy other products and services just to make a bigger sale.
Process of improving an urban neighborhood.
Base amount for a medical service in a geographic area.
Provision of an durance policy where the insured and insurer have agreed on the value of goods.
Plan based on creating value of strategies measured by flow of cash.
Total value of declared items on a duty entry form accepted by customs.
Proprietary psychographic consumer segmentation system classifying people into 8 groups based on lifestyle. 1. Actualizes, 2, Fulfillers, 3. Achievers, 4. Believers, 5. Strives, 6. Experiencers, 7. Makers, 8. Strugglers.
Departing from precise trust agreement terms.
Releases of the same item with changes made along the way.
Faster variety of ADSL where speeds of 12 -52 million bits per second downstream and 1.6-19.2 Mbps upstream. Also known as broadband digital subscriber line, BDSL.
High ranking employee below president.
Advantageous situation that self propagates. Successful solutions lead to more success and more etc. See vicious circle.
Document, record or file in any format with information essential, necessary to create and organize operations and survival of an organization.
Legal principle where one voluntarily and knowingly consents to take risks such as in dangerous sports.
Vessel of transport used for a number of trips (voyages). Also known as spot charter. See time charter.