WETTING
Act of a fluid spreading over a solid surface or other fluid, penetrating a porous surface and loosening trapped grime.
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Act of a fluid spreading over a solid surface or other fluid, penetrating a porous surface and loosening trapped grime.
List of approved bodies allowed to use or have access to a specific entity.
Benefit of the spouse of a worker who has died.
Weighted index of US market capitalization.
Law phrase. (1) a dismissed case cannot be tried again, (2) court order is final. See without prejudice.
Satisfied customer’s recommendation of a service or product.
Belief that there is a moral benefit to working that it will strengthen character.
Performance that makes working less expensive and more consistent with the task objective.
Reinsurance of excess of loss obtained by primary insurers to cover unlimited compensation and medical liability.
Calculate the amount of capital a company needs to continue working and stay in business.
An establishment with work areas.
Payoff that is equal to the minimum payoff of 2 options. See best of 2 option.
Capital allowance where costs of acquired assets in the present year as added to a written down value of assets from the previous year.
Dollar denomination bond sold in USA by a foreign bank. Equivalent to a Eurobond.
Yield on a bond calculated on the assumption the issuer will redeem on its first call date stated in the prospectus.
Decision theory. Where a participant’s gain equals another’s loss. Also known as constant sum game. See negative or positive sum game.
Ad valorem tax on income that covers the costs of unemployment insurance.
Situation arising from a company importing more than exporting on a per capita basis. Also known as trade deficit.
Federal code detailing the way bills from hospitals need to itemize all services given to each patient.
Standards to be followed when property is appraised.
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