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Disbursement float
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A decrease in book cash but no immediate change in bank cash, generated by checks written by the firm.
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Disbursement, английский
- Выдача займа
- Funds paid out.
Disbursement account, английский
Disbursement application, английский
Заявка на выборку
Disbursement claim, английский
Требование о выплате средств
Disbursement handbook, английский
Инструкция по использованию кредитных средств
Disbursement period, английский
Период использования средств (по кредиту)
Disbursement planning, английский
Планирование использования кредитных средств
Disbursement rate, английский
Темпы использования средств (по кредиту)
Disbursement request, английский
Заявка на использование кредита
Disbursement schedule, английский
График использования средств
Disbursements, английский
Выплата; расход; издержки
Float, английский
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- [1] to remain on the surface of a liquid. [2] a buoyant platform attached to a wharf or bank as a landing stage. [3] any floating device. [4] a hollow structure fixed underneath a boat or aircraft to keep it from sinking. [5] the blade or bunket of a paddle wheel.
- Used by drillers to describe the tendency of the bit in a flat-angle borehole to follow an increasingly flatter course as the depth of the borehole increases.
- Much used by drillers, miners, and geologists for pieces of ore or rock that have fallen from outcrops of veins or strata or have been separated from the parent vein or strata by weathering agencies other than flowing water. also used as an adjective, as in float mineral, float ore, float rock.
- Various forms of ball-and-seat valves commonly inserted in casing and rod strings in such a manner as to keep drilling fluid out of the casing or rod string when lowered into a borehole. also called
- Всплывающие вещества (напр., нефтепродукты) first flush первый смыв (загрязненные первые порции ливневых вод, смывающие пыль и мусор)
- A weaving defect consisting of an end lying, or floating on the fabric surface instead of being properly woven in. g
- To disconnect from ground.
- Portion of warp or filling yarn covering two or more adjacent warp yarns or filling picks in a woven cloth. fr: abbreviation for flame resistant, which indicates a fabric’s ability to resist burning. fabrics that are not already inherently flame resistant may be treated with various processes to provide certain levels of flame resistance. g
- 1. the portion of a warp or filling yarn that extends over two or more adjacent filling picks or warp ends in weaving for the purpose of forming certain designs. 2. in a knit fabric, a portion of yarn that extends for some length without being knitted in. 3. a fabric defect consisting of an end lying or floating on the cloth surface instead of being woven in properly. floats are usually caused by slubs, knot-tails, knots, or fly waste, or sometimes by ends being drawn in heddle eyes incorrectly or being twisted around heddle wires.
- Низкая платформа на колесах, используемая для рекламных, карнавальных и других целей
- Кассовая наличность
Float, английский
Float, английский
Float angle, английский
Float ball, английский
A floating device connected to the ballcock inside the toilet tank to activate or shut off the ballcock.
Float bowl, английский
Float cham, английский
Float chamber, английский
See float bowl.
Float charge, английский
- The voltage required to counteract the self-discharge of the battery at a certain temperature.
- A way of charging a battery by varying the charging current, so that its terminal voltage (the voltage measured directly across its terminals) ‘floats’ at a specific voltage level.
- The voltage required to counteract the self‐discharge of the battery at a
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Claim dilution, английский
A decrease in the likelihood that one or more of a firm`s claimants will be fully repaid, including time value of money considerations.
Currency depreciation, английский
A decline in the value of one currency relative to another currency. depreciation occurs when, because of a change in exchange rates, a unit of one currency buys fewer units of another currency.
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