THERAPEUTIC ALTERNATIVES
Drug alternative with a different make up chemically but will treat a condition the same manner as other drugs.
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Drug alternative with a different make up chemically but will treat a condition the same manner as other drugs.
Name that groups all the poorest nations of Africa, Latin America, Asia and the Middle East that have a colonial past and are developing, less developed or a least developed country.
Take or pay contract in gas and oil industry often used as an indirect guarantee for financing.
Method used to establish productivity standards for employees.
Money related to capital gains and income from an investment.
Time remaining before a warrant will expire where it will no longer have any value.
Theory in Economics of behaviour of an investment where ‘Q’ is the ratio of market value to replacement cost of share capital.
Joint annuity where the amounts received by beneficiaries increases as number of beneficiaries decrease. Also known as Last survivor annuity.
1. General. Physical space study concerned with surface properties unaffected by order, contiguity and position relatively. 2. Networking. Network’s map of the wiring scheme.
Optional insurance covering towing of a vehicle a pre-determined distance.
Bank account designation for business and personal transactions. See doing business as.
1. Commodities trading. Maximum and minimum limit set by an exchange where a commodity price is allowed to fluctuate on a trading day. 2. Securities trading. Spread from the low and high
Organized activity aiming at imparting instructions and information that will improve the recipient’s performance or to reach a level of skill or knowledge.
Device that changes an alternating current, AC, from one voltage to another by using electromagnetic induction.
Date fixed for the rate of exchange in a currency translation.
Negotiable obligations of debt by a federal government that comprises treasury bonds, treasury notes and treasury bills.
Subject or liable to judicial examination in court.
Computer program that appears to be legitimate and useful but is secretly performing illegal and destructive functions.
Computer type looking the same as on the screen when it is printed.
Period needed to finish a complete cycle of processing.
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