VISCOSITY
Internal friction in fluid that retards its flow.
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Internal friction in fluid that retards its flow.
Career or a trade specific.
Matter mandated by law and discussed in collective bargaining processes. Also known as Voluntary bargaining subject, permissive bargaining issue.
Derogatory term used for investment and funding taking in fair advantage of a situation.
Network that has had value added in client/server co putting based on protocols of internet use.
Value or credit is given to bank to bank funds transfers.
Commercial form for businesses that have differing amounts of inventory or value during the year. Insurance is adjusted accordingly.
Process of cleaning metal using condensing solvent vapors.
Economic strength measurement estimating the times a single dollar will change hands over a period of time.
Technique used to find relationship of items in a financial statement by expressing all amounts as a percent of the total. See horizontal analysis.
Process where the authority privilege or right to interest or asset unconditionally passes to a body.
Source of visual multimedia with moving pictures.
Trade of tangible goods.
Training with the skills and knowledge for a certain job.
Leave of absence begun by an employee.
Derogatory term for an investor whose hidden agenda is to cease control of the firm invested in. See angel investor.
Mortgage loan available to veterans of US Armed Forces.
Network of data communications using dedicated secure lines where detection of errors, access to database, capacity for storing large data quantities, protocol conversion and similar features have been included.
Increasing the value of a product by improving the perception of the product.
Stock that features high dividend yields and low P/E ratios, considered undervalued as it trades at lower prices.
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