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TYPE B PERSONALITY

Person characterised as having moderate drive and ambitions, cooperative and accommodating and easy going. Quality over quality. See type A personality.

TEAM STAGES

Team building has 4 stages; Forming; Flailing; Norming; Performing.

TECHNOBABBLE

Incomprehensible technical jargon that only a select group will understand.

TERMS OF PAYMENT

Payment conditions between buyer and seller. Terms are cash, open account, secured account.

TESTIMONIAL EVIDENCE

Written or oral assertion offered as proof of truth in court. Includes hearsay and testimony.

THIRD DEGREE METHOD

Using threats, coercion, mental or physical torture to get information or a confession from an accused prisoner.

TIGHT MONETARY POLICY

Supply of Monet restriction by the central bank by tightening credit qualifications, selling government bonds and or raising bank’s reserve needs.

TIME MANAGEMENT

Distribution and allocation of time is based on priority structuring.

TIME SERIES FORECAST

Prediction based on assuming trend variations will reoccur in the future and tomorrow will more or less be the same as today.

TITLE INSURANCE

Policy insuring mortgagee or owner against loss by defects in title.

TON OF REFRIGERATION

Refrigerator are air conditioner’s cooling capacity equal to 12,000 British thermal units, Btu, per hour.

TOUCH TONE

General term for a push button telephone using dual tone multi frequency instead of pulse dialling.

TRADEMARK (??

The distinctive design, logo, graphics, words and symbols used to identify a product or service that guarantees the genuineness of the item.

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