APPROPRIABILITY
When an item or skill can be learned or copied and can be reused elsewhere.
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When an item or skill can be learned or copied and can be reused elsewhere.
Acting appropriately or fitting the requirements that are asked of a party.
1. part of income that is how profits are used to pay debt or increase profit. It states the profit amount not how it got there. 2. an account held by government
When a new owner can take possession of anything on the land they purchased. This occurs when responsibility is not taken as the contract states.
An additional structure on an insured piece of land.
Insurance for any additional property that is on the policy. It covers 10% of the covered item.
Having an ability to learn new skills. Interest in what is being taught or trained is important.
A test given to employees to assess abilities and potential.
A harmful result on the marine life due to toxic substance exposure.
Any liquid waste that is waterbased. It may have floating or settled debris like oil, paint, or rust.
An investment strategy involving the simultaneous purchase and sale of two ASSETS in order to capitalize on small price or rate discrepancies. The intent of the strategy is to generate a profit
A proof that a firm is following provisions for local tax regimen.
A discharge of electricity over a space with two electrodes.
A furnace that creates heat with electric current. Metal scrap or electrodes are used in this proces.
Joining metals by heating the spaces between them and adding a filler metal.
A strong angel investor with a successful history in investment. A consultant kept by angels to research and present opportunities.
A program that searches files in FTP over the internet. Every download is tracked.
1. A group of islands in the same body of water that are scattered far apart from eachother. They are part of a land mass near them. 2. An etrading firm from
A party that designs construction. Refer to information architect.
1. Backing up files on a computer. Refer to archives. 2. To store documents for long term use. 3. The archives building.
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