TRIMMED MEAN
Method of averaging designed to reduce effects of outlier statistics.
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Method of averaging designed to reduce effects of outlier statistics.
Actual capacity of a machine, factory, process or production line to generate output under given constraints of material availability and a sustainable speed.
Legislation in some countries like Federal Deposit Insurance Act 1991 In USA. All details moist be made clear to the depositor of the conditions of deposit.
Unit of distance in computer graphics equal to 1/72 of a point,1/1440 inch, 17.64 micrometres or 0.70 Q.
Person characterised by being overly ambitious, aggressive, competitive, impatient, driven, controlling with a sense of urgency. Quantity opt quality. See type B personality.
Study of design of typefaces and how a page can best be laid out.
Solar radiation that is invisible lying just beyond the violet end of a visible spectrum. Wavelength from 10 to 400 nanometres that harms living tissue.
The viewing of any form of confidential information without permission.
People at the lowest level of society that have becomes victims of a poverty trap.
Situation that has arisen when a portfolio’s investment are lower in proportion to the financial market’s share of capitalisation. Opposite of overweight.
Part of the premium applying to a reinsured part of the policy.
Role types; Coordinator/ Chairman; Completer/Finisher; Implementer; Monitor/Evaluator; Plant; Resource Investigator; Shaper; Specialist; Team worker.
Formula, routine or the systematic procedure to accomplish a task.
Account recording payments for a communication service.
Sole and absolute ownership of a property with no partners, co-tenants.
Clause in a rating manual that details term where coverage is valid.
Agreed upon conditions between shipper and carrier in regard to type and payment for freight.
Trust created with a will that will take effect only fret the writer’s death and will be subject to probate.
Set of propositions, assumptions or facts attempting to provide a rational explanation of cause and effect of observed phenomenon.
Strategy used in developing creative and critical thinking.