REALLY SIMPLE SYNDICATION (RSS)
Form of coding that allows information from one site to be displayed on a computer or another webpage as a continuous stream of information. People can subscribe to feeds that interest them.
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PROGRAMMED TEXT
Feedback notes based on the basic principles of programmed learning: small steps, self pacing and immediate feedback.
PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
A method by which a manager, or a third party consultant evaluates and then examines the work of an employee and then makes a comparison with the standards that have been preset.
OVERSHOOT AND COLLAPSE
Activity that occurs when feedback or corrective action is delayed or poor. Most evident in the collapse of economic cycles and social units, when natural resources are exhausted and when an ecosystem
LIVING SPECIFICATION
Focusing on form, fit, and function, this set of flexible requirements are designed to easily fit new products, processes, and more advanced requirements into what currently exists. It promotes continuous quality improvements
MENTORING
An advisor, counselor, or guide to a junior or trainee active in a training system seen often in companies for employees. A senior or more experienced individual is the assigned mentor. Providing
LIMIT ORDER INFORMATION SYSTEM
an electronic system that stores and displays information on limit orders and feeds the data to the specialist display book. Orders that are entered as good, until cancelled, remain in the system
NAPHTHA
Volatile and highly flammable hydrocarbon liquid. Mixtures group member derived from coal tar or petroleum in specific distillation ranges. Contain large aromatic compounds’ proportions. Used mainly as solvents and paint thinners, naphthas
NATURAL GAS
Underground and undersea porous sedimentary rocks are a source of this specific type of hydrocarbon gas, along with crude oil as petroleum. Its mixture is primarily 85 percent methane, 10 percent ethane,
FINANCIAL ACCELERATOR
The impact of an economic boost or bust. It creates a feedback loop.
FUNGI
Simple, aerobic organisms. Neither bacteria nor plant. Most are poisonous to humans. Thrive in low moisture, low pH environments. Genetic material is bound in a membrane. Have no roots or leaves; contain
FOLLOW UP
Monitoring an activity to get feedback on it. It is a part of following through.
FOOD CHAIN
How organisms eat in an ecosystem. Each feeds on another to survive. The first link is the producer that all others feed from. It creates a network called food webs that represent
HOMEOSTASIS
The ability of the living things in a system to survive despite changes in a limit. Feedback mechanisms make self regulation possible keeping things balanced.
ENTERPRISE RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
Organized, computerized, periodic analysis of customers, sales, and market data. Computerized analysis trends detect patterns of demand, usage, and service requirements. Patterns are feedback to devise new or improved procedures and policies
DELPHI METHOD
Predicting analysis that uses feedback to make a consensus among experts. It is done anonymously. The issue is circulated and commented on until an agreement is reached. AKA delphi forecasting.
EXPONENTIAL GROWTH
Increasing number or size at a constant rate. It is a possible result of the reinforcing feedback loop. It causes population or system growth.
CONSUMER AWARENESS
The agreement that an individual has rights in regards to a product or service being sold. The safety, choice, information, and feedback are important in this process. It was first declared in
CRUSH SPREAD
A SPREAD in the GRAINS market reflecting the price differential between soybeans (as feedstock) and soybean oil or soybean meal (the two main byproducts); the spread can be traded through a single
CONTINGENT VALUATION
Pricing according to a customer’s response to the product or service. A survey is make to decide if the price should change due to the feedback.
