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benefit: denotes the gain,or positive utility,arising from a action.It implies comparison between two situations
Category: Economics

benefit: financial help in time of sickness,old age or unemployment
Category: Insurance

benefits: the monetary amount paid to an unemployed or partially unemployed worker
Category: Statistics

benefits: sum of money provided in an insurance policy to be paid for certain types of loss under the terms of an insurance policy.
Category: Insurance

bischofite: natural magnesium chloride
Category: Various industries and crafts

copy-fit: to analyse the content of typescript or manuscript copy in order to calculate its extent when presented,using given typefaces and nominal type sizes,in a given format
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cost-benefit: these studies take account of three types of effect of a scheme:i)those which are quantified and valued in terms of money,ii)those which are quantified but not valued,iii)those which are not quantified
Category: Building industry

cost-benefit: a study design which is used when both the inputs and consequences of different interventions are expressed in monetary units so that they can be compared directly and across programmes even outside health care
Category: Botany and zoology

cost-benefit: A quantitative technique of economic analysis which,when applied to radiation practice,compares the health detriment from the radiation doses concerned with the cost of radiation dose reduction in that practice
Category: Physics

cost-benefit: the appraisal of an investment project which includes all social and financial costs and benefits accruing to the project
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

cost-benefit: a general term for analyses using cost-benefit analysis,cost-effectiveness analysis,and utility value analysis
Category: Transport

cost-benefit: consist of identifying and quantifying the costs and benefits and,where possible,ascribing values to them
Category: Building industry

fit: the relationship resulting from the difference,before assembly,between the sizes of the two parts which are to be assembled
Category: Standards, measures and testing

fitnes: ability of a product,process or service to serve a defined purpose under specific conditions
Category: Standards, measures and testing

fitnes: a simple rule whereby the probability of reproduction during a given generation is proportional to the fitness of the individual
Category: Statistics

fitnes: of patients.
Category: Medicine

fitnes: for work.
Category: Labour

fitness: of patients.
Category: Medicine

fitness: for work.
Category: Labour

fitted: in naval mine warfare,a mine containing an explosive charge,a primer,detonator and firing system
Category: Defense

fitting: furniture fixed, often by the builder, as opPosed to the loose furniture bought by the occupier
Category: Building industry

fitting: an accessory, such as a lock nut or bushing, to a wiring system. Its function is primarily mechanical rather than electrical.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

fitting: /--also called attachment
Category: General

fitting: of handicapped into employment.
Category: Man and society

fitting: of denture.
Category: Medicine

fittings: furnishings which are permanently fixed to,built together with or built into the carcass of a building
Category: Domestic economy

fittings: destined to join lengths of pipe together or to pieces of equipment
Category: Mechanical engineering

fittings: (of an insulator): the portions of an insulator provided for making a mechanical connection to it.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Griffith: subsonic wing of very deep section with powerful suction slit on upper surface at about 70 per cent chord to induce airflow to follow discontinuity between upper surface ahead of slit and thin trailing edge
Category: Transport

Griffith: a plane discontinuity inside a solid, with one of its dimensions null; it is an idealization of an internal notch or crack
Category: Physics

Griffith: theory of brittle fracture proposed by Griffith,based on an energy balance related to crack growth
Category: Physics

letter-fit: the spacing between graphic characters specified by the designer
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

lock-fit: barb-shaped leads of encapsulated transistors, designed to lock into suitably-sized holes in printed-circuit boards by simple insertion; used by Siemens A.G., Muenchen, W. Germany, with plastic encapsulated transistors
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

non-profit: policyholder who does not share in the profits of the office
Category: Insurance

non-profit: these institutions are not run with a view to making and distributing profit.Legally speaking their organisational form is varied:associations conforming to the law of 1901,foundations and congregations(religious bodies),institutions belonging to the assurance schemes,institutions of a public nature and utility(e.g.cancer research units).Their field of activity is extensive,covering medical,surgical and specialised care:cancer research units,T.B.units,psychiatric institutions
Category: Medicine

non-profit: not based on the profit motive: not organized on capitalistic principles: socialist (decreed the creation of a -- society.
Category: Law

outfit: the term used to include the rig,power machinery,tools and accessories of a drilling plant
Category: Building industry

outfitting: the work done during the building of a new ship from shortly after its launching until complete and ready for service
Category: Transport

press-fitted: piece or part which is installed by insertion into another through the application of pressure
Category: Transport

profit: the economic realization of outputs of a system
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

profit: the profit balance(at the disposal of the Annual General Meeting)includes the net profit of the financial year according to profit and loss account and the profit carried forward form previous year
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

profit-capital: the relationship of profit to capital employed
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

profit-risk: relationship between the profit and the risk expressed as the quotient of one divided by the other
Category: Medicine

profitable: one says this of a project that yields in total more benefits than costs.It is usually applies to financial returns
Category: Economics

QFIT: Unspent development aid from previous years. (NY Times 160979.4E)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

retrofit: The retroactive modification of an existing building or machine. (US Envir. Protect. Agency, Guidelines + Reports, Vomil).
Category: Management in the public and private sector

retrofit: incorporation of an engineering change(at any level)in accepted or in-service articles
Category: Technical and industry in general

retrofit: a modification of equipment of an airplane to include changes made in later production models.
Category: Transport

retrofitability: to permit replacement and/or addition of components at the customer`s site at a later date.Otherwise the whole thing would have to go back to the factory
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

retrofits: the revised or updated versions of hardware or software which can be put into electronic mobile exchange systems already in operation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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