OVERLEARNING
Repetition of learning beyond the amount required to retain the information.
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Repetition of learning beyond the amount required to retain the information.
The act of exaggerating facts.
A property owner who resides within his or her own property.
The amount at which transactions such as order placements, buying and selling of goods take place.
Used primarily in the telecom industry, it is a substitute name for a 8bitbyte.
A statement that is intended to be a part of the proceedings such as a court case.
The services that are offered by the physician when a visit is paid to his office.
The amount that is required to prevent a loan account from dropping below the recommended balance.
A program formerly headed by the US Bureau of Land Management that established the auction program for oil and gas leasing. It is also referred to as the oil and gas lottery
Failure to complete a duty or task, usually as a result of apathy, complacency or neglect.
A plaintiff should only receive one remedy for any particular claim. If multiple remedies are available, the plaintiff must choose one, or divide restitution amongst the available remedies.
A web-based filing system used to store information or records, accessible by using web scripts. Use often requires a paid subscription.
The lack of restriction on the amount that can be taken.
A lease agreement that may require the lessee to pay the difference between the leased item?s original value and its value upon return.
Derived from the work of American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, and French architect, Le Corbusier, open plan spaces are partitioned with temporary screens and modular furniture, rather than walls and permanent fixtures.
Travel ticket that is valid for a fixed period of time, but that does not specify particular travel times.
A margin that doesn?t include depreciation or taxes, calculated by dividing operating income by net sales.
The cost incurred due to the investment of capital in something other than ‘blue chip’ securities.
The solution that best utilizes available resources to achieve the company?s aims. No amount of tinkering will improve such a solution. Such solutions are difficult to ascertain statistically and are normally generated
The recipient of option rights from an optioner.