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Rules contained in a policy for commercial liability.
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Rules contained in a policy for commercial liability.
A change in a completion process that will increase efficiency.
Moving to an open economy from a controlled economy.
Account serving as a holding account till all funds are moved to the appropriate accounts.
Correspondence and routine documents that have a short life span or value and are not integral to operations.
Date fixed for the rate of exchange in a currency translation.
Decrease or increase in net assets when a balance sheet is changed from one currency to another.
Processor of programming language converting a computer program from one language to another.
1.Clear see through piece of thin acetate used to project an image onto a screen. 2. A lack of any hidden agendas with all information being available. 3. Degree of disclosure is
1. Action, procedure or method with no hidden agendas, transparency in word and intention. 2. An invisible operation or feature to the user or observer. See virtual.
All prices and supply information is publicly available.
Radio relay equipment that works when hit by a signal it responds and sends or reflects the signal it received.
Air way bill, bill of lading, carrier’s certificate etc. Serving as evidence of acceptance and receipt of goods for carriage.
System of encryption creating a secure client-server connection by using a digital certificate enabling network owner identification.
Ability of an item to be moved around by self-propulsion, towing etc.
Shipment transfer between carriers or from one vessel o another vessel in transit. Can be spelt as transhipment.
1. Commercial printing. Creating small overlap of colours in multi job commercial printing machine. 2. Computing. Monitoring software feature that detects errors and sends them to a diagnostic error handling routine.
Garbage, rubbish, refuse that is dry.
Thermal energy made by burning rubbish drives power plant turbines.
External force that inflicts an injury to an in sired person.
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