REFLEX EFFECT
Propensity of free and open markets to routinely return to a balanced state through price mechanisms, following attempts to maintain an unnaturally high or low price.
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Propensity of free and open markets to routinely return to a balanced state through price mechanisms, following attempts to maintain an unnaturally high or low price.
This term refers to the measure of bending a ray of light as it passes from one object or medium to another.
Materials that can tolerate extremely high temperatures without degrading or softening. Refractory materials include certain ceramics and super alloys, and are found in furnaces, jet and rocket engines, and the shuttle.
A short-term course that is aimed at the reinforcement and recall of previously acquired skills and knowledge.
A specially made chemical used in cooling mechanisms including refrigerators and air conditioners. This chemical acts as the heat carrier and changes from liquid to gas.
The process of keeping an item below room temperature by storing the item in a system or substance designed to cool or freeze. A refrigerator is the most commonly used storage item.
Measure of the cooling power of a refrigerator expressed in BTUs per hour, or in tons where one ton refers to 12,000 BTUs or the energy required to melt 2000 pounds of
Bringing older or damaged equipment to either a better looking or workable condition. They are usually in better condition than reconditioned items.
A refusal letter is written in response to a job offer that an individual chooses to refuse due to circumstances such as acceptance of another position or lack of interest.
This term refers to heat that is derived from shredding solid waste that has had glass and metals removed.
This term refers to the establishment of the falsity of an argument.
Relating to; in reference to
This term refers to an area where people live, work and participate in daily activities.
This term refers to a small, geographical area.
This is an office that is located in a geographic location of the area where business is handled. Also known as a branch office.
In the U. K. the register records all charges on an incorporated firms assets. This must be kept at the firms registered office.
This term relates to any broker that is registered with the SEC or on a particular exchange.
Owner whose name is recorded in a security issuer’s registers as the security’s owner and is entitled to receive dividend or interest and principal payouts. Also called record holder.
This term relates to the inclination that something will revert to a previous lower state.
A curve on a graph that features and upwards slope to the left that shows the unique situation of a product supplied decreasing with an increase in price.
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