U.S. TREASURY BILL
US government backed debt obligation with a maturity of less than a year. Also known as Till.
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US government backed debt obligation with a maturity of less than a year. Also known as Till.
Computer program that appears to be legitimate and useful but is secretly performing illegal and destructive functions.
See shielded twisted pair and unshielded twisted pair.
Chart for quality control where number of events, subgroup changes are noted.
System of exchange rates where a country sets one rate for flow of capital and another rate for present account transactions.
The appointed overseer of the trust acting on behalf of the trust.
A body exercising an invalid excess or power of authority.
Corporate activities at odds with the charter.
Sound waves that have a frequency above 20,000Hz and cannot be heard by humans.
Nickname that is popular and given to trade paper acceptances that has 2 signatures, the author and the endorser.
US government security that has a maturity date of 2, 3, 5 or 10 years.
Error where it is believed that a difference is observed or exists when there is no difference.
Height of a type character in points. A point is 1/12 inch.
Study of design of typefaces and how a page can best be laid out.
Seeming to be everywhere or existing everywhere; omnipresent.
Technique used to locate defects in matter by passing sound energy through the material.
1. Accounting. (1) Volume of annual sales that is net of taxes and discounts. (2) Number of times an asset revolves or is replaced in a period of accounting. 2. Human resource
Each different type size a type face comes in.
Representative of the group.
Standard unit to describe carrying capacity of a cargo ship or the terminal’s handling capacity.
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