SPREAD SPECTRUM
Technology for wireless communication such as CDMA, TDMA, transmitting and receiving signals over a wide band or spectrum of frequencies.
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Technology for wireless communication such as CDMA, TDMA, transmitting and receiving signals over a wide band or spectrum of frequencies.
Metal product more resistant o staining, corrosion and rust. It is an alloy of carbon and iron.
A uniform price that is pre-established for services or goods that is based on cost of replacement, historical prices or the analysis of it competitive market position.
Scheme of network cabling where nodes are connected to a central hub whose failure will shut down the whole network. Star network. See ring topology, tree topology.
1. General. Supplies for the office such as paper, envelopes. 2. Computing. Types of papers used by different printers.
A permit or license required by law to allow you to engage in a certain activity.
Balancing the budget by the reduction of expenses in a avidity of ways.
Approach to sales saying the right thing at the right time and guiding prospects in a standard question/answer sequence.
The delaying tactics used to refuse to co-operate or answer questions.
The space between two floors or between the floor and the building’s roof. Between 3.0 and 3.5metres high.
Valued instrument of the stock market that is not performing well but needs to be shown on financial statements.
Improving the processes, organizations or businesses efficiency through simplifying steps.
The formulas, intelligence, systems, policies, patents etc., resulting from products the firm has made over time.
The broker who is an intermediary from whom another broker will acquire the reinsurance needing to be placed.
A way of persuading listeners or viewers about a message that is subconsciously received.
An account describing activity of a business associated with a balance sheet account.
Rights of the landowner to water and substances below the surface of their land. See air rights, surface rights, mineral rights.
The settled or fixed amount that is specified in or is ascertained from negotiable instruments as a sum payable.
The statute governing the continuity of a program or agency.
A rate of growth of an industry or firm that is greater than the economy as a whole.