Glossary

American-style option – An option contract that may be exercised at any time before it expires. Ask – The quoted price at which a customer can buy a currency pair. Also referred to as the ‘offer,’ ‘ask price,’ or ‘ask rate.’ Base Currency – For foreign exchange trading, currencies are quoted in terms of a currency pair. The first currency in the pair is the base currency.

Earnings Per Hundred Clicks (EPC): Earnings or average payout per hundred clicks. Many networks rank their merchants by EPC to give the publishers a sense of how active the merchant is with their affiliates.  While some people give a lot of credence to this metric, others just give it a glance in addition to all the other [...]

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) Feeds: A data format for syndicating news and other content.  Subscribers to RSS feeds are notified every time content is updated on a particular site. RSS feeds are a MUST for bloggers because it saves your readers from necessarily having to come to you all the time.  Bringing the blog to their inbox [...]

Earnings per Thousand Impressions (EPM): Earnings or average payout per thousand impressions. Pretty self explanatory, right?  This is an important metric when buying ad space online, whether it’s affiliate ad space or traditional ad space on a website.  Many web properties will use this metric to set the costs for the advertisers. ____ Glossary Definition From ABC’s of Online [...

Landing Page: The specific webpage a visitor reaches after clicking on a search engine listing, pay-per-click ad, or banner ad. Many successful PPC affiliates utilize landing pages to help direct visitors to convert to sales.  With a landing page, the affiliate does not have to rely solely on the merchant’s website to convert but can give the [...]

Doorway Page (also Gateway Page): A webpage created  expressly in the hopes of ranking well for a term in a search engine’s non-paid listing.  It does not deliver much information but is designed to entice visitors to enter. Some people refer to this practice as a thin affiliate site.  The site is pretty much useless in terms [...]

Advice of chargeA service which provides the user with information on the cost of calls from a mobile phoneAirtimeThe amount of time a subscriber spends using his/her mobile phoneBattery status/Battery charge displayAn indication of the amount of battery life remainingBatteryA chargeable device which provides the mobile phone with power. A variety of battery technologies have been used for mobile

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Inbound Link: A link to a particular page from elsewhere on the Internet.  Inbound links are important to SEO because many search engines’ rankings are at least partially based on the amount of inbound links. Your break from the glossary is over!  Inbound links are tricky as you usually have no influence on whether you get them [...]

Carcinoma:Cancer that begins in the skin or in tissues that line or cover internal organs.Basal Cells:Small, round cells in the lower part (base) of the epidermis, the outer layer of skin.Dermatologist:Doctor with special training in diseases and conditions of the skin, hair and nails.Squamous Cells:Thin, flat cells in the surface of skin, the lining of hollow organs in the body and the passages o

Organic Search Results: Non-paid search engine results (also called natural search) - the pages that search engines find in a vast index of the Web that the search engine determines are the best matches for the search keywords. These are the dreams that SEO is made of.  Responsible web masters do everything within their power to heighten [...]

Quality Score: Reflects an ad’s historical CTR, keyword relevance, landing page relevance, and other factors proprietary to Google.  Yahoo refers to it as a Quality Index. Of course getting the most links to your website isn’t always the name of the game; it’s getting high quality links.  This is why spammers who link to your content aren’t [...]

Impression: An advertising metric that indicates how many times an advertising banner, link or product on the internet is viewed. Many people don’t put much stock into impressions alone, but impressions can have the potential when coupled with other metrics to find trends with a publisher’s marketing methods & the advertisers offers.  For example, a high impression [...]

SEO Tools - Alexa Rank ComparisonThe Alexa Traffic History Graph lets you to make a traffic history graph for any website. Alexa calculates traffic rankings by examining the Web usage of lots of Alexa Toolbar users.What is Traffic Rank?The traffic rank is depends on three months of cumulative historical traffic data from lot of Alexa Toolbar users. It is a shared measure of page observation and us

The Glossary of Linguistic Terms by Eugene E. Loos (general editor), Susan Anderson, Dwight H. Day Jr., Paul C. Jordan, and J. Douglas Wingate is available for free use online at the website of the linguistic organization SIL International. It is a handy reference tool for linguists, researchers, language teachers and students, as well as anybody interested in languages and linguistics. Features:

In part #1 I discussed an overview of bonds. Now I'll explain many of the key terms used to discuss bonds.Maturity - The date when the bond is finished. Callable - A bond is callable if the issuer can repay it early. Coupon - This is the interest rate that is paid on the face value of the bond.Face value - The principal in the bond. The value that the bond is bought at originally.Zero coupon -

Listing: The information that appears on a search engine’s results page in response to a search. This is basically just the ad unit if it’s a sponsored link or the relevant portion of the website for organic links.  Much weight is put on the position of the listing since most users click on the organic listings Non [...]

Parasite: Software that works on a person’s computer, typically without their knowledge or consent and without a visible interface.  It can include software that’s installed along with another application. Parasites are pretty universally looked down upon amongst white-hat, legit affiliate marketers.  Recently there was a class-action lawsuit against Commission Junction for allowin

Dynamic Content: Information of webpages which changes, or is changed automatically. The most relevant dynamic content to online marketing is ad servers.  Services like OpenX, Google Ad Manager, and the recent WordPress plugin release Max Banner Ads make it easy to rotate your ads effortlessly to deliver fresh content to your visitors.  Widgets also provide great dynamic [...]

Affiliate Link: A piece of code residing in a graphic image or piece of text that is placed on an affiliate’s webpage, notifying the merchant that an affiliate should be credited for the customer or visitor sent to their website. Traditionally these links have been within banner images or text links, but more and more people are [...]

Glossary of Difital Photo terms Filter alphabetically... a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 355 records returned: Page 1 of 18[1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 anti-aliasthe technique of minimizing the distortion artifacts known as aliasing when representing a high-resolution signal at a lower resolutionRoyalty freea term stock photography agencies use to deno

Minimum Bid: The least amount that an advertiser can bid for a keyword or keyword phrase and still be active on the search ad network.  This amount can range from $0.01 to $0.50 or more for highly competitive keywords, and is set by the search engines. You must remember to keep money in your advertising account to [...]

Numismatists have adopted a long list of terms and slang words to effectively communicate with other coins enthusiasts. Upon entering a coin show or auction, a novice numismatist may become confused by the language frequently used in such environments. The following words and terms are some of the most important to learn when [...]

Cost Per Thousand (CPM)System where an advertiser pays an agreed amount for the number of times their ad is seen by a consumer, regardless of the consumer’s subsequent action. Heavily used in both traditional advertising and online banner ad sales. CPM stands for “cost per mille;” mille is Latin for thousand and abbreviated using the Roman numeral M.Cost Per Click (CPC)Search engines charge

A glossary of stamp collecting terms enables collectors to get an idea of what type of stamps are on the market and helps introduce new specialty stamps and products. A glossary of these commonly used terms has been compiled to enable you to better understand when dealing with others in the stamp collecting environment. Stamps that [...]

Learning the basic terms and what they mean when collecting stamps will enable collectors when they are purchasing or selling their stamps to either other dealers or collectors. A glossary of these commonly used terms has been compiled to enable you to better understand when dealing with others in the stamp collecting environment. A piece of [...]

There are a variety of different stamp that collector may add to their stamp collections and by knowing and understanding what these different types are will enable the collector to be much more informed when dealing with other collectors and dealers. Airmail Stamps are stamps used to pay for airmail items, but the USA stopped issuing [...]

Frames: An HTML technique that allows two or more pages to display in one browser window.  Many search engines had trouble indexing websites that used frames, generally only seeing the contents of a single frame. When internet connection speeds were a lot slower than they are today, frames also prohibited visitors with slow connections or older software [...]

Visit: Measurement that as been filtered for robotic activity of one or more text and/or graphics downloads from a site without 30 consecutive minutes of inactivity and which can be reasonably attributed to a single browser for a single session. Once again in plain English, a single session of a person coming to a website is a [...]

Trusted Feed (also Paid Inclusion): A trusted feed is a fee-based custom crawl service offered by some search engines.  These results appear in the “organic search results” of the engine.  Typically, the fee is based on a “cost per click”, depending on the category of site content. Trusted feeds are well suited for web sites with hundreds [...]

Glossary of Terms you may find useful. Got something you can add? Just post a comment with the details. A Antioxidants - Group of nutrients (vitamins, minerals, enzymes, phyto-nutrients, phyto-chemicals) which help protect your body from free radicals (caused by normal body functions, aging, pollutants, pesticides, antibiotic use and other factors). Adaptogen - That which helps boost, [...]

AdWords: Google’s text-based advertising system. It is cost-per-click (CPC) advertising and publishers pay only when users click on their ad.  It has cost-control features that can set daily budget and limits. Many businesses use AdWords heavily to improve their rankings in search engines.  Some companies have entire teams devoted to search engine marketing and related search [...]

Whilst this is again not one of my more substantive posts, I thought the following glossary of frequently used symbols in corporate finance may be of some interest: ANk Annuity factor for N years and an interest rate of k ABCP Asset Backed Commercial Paper ACES Advanced Computerised Execution System ADR American Depositary Receipt APT Arbitrage Pricing Theory APV Adjusted Present [...]

Written by Abu Dhabi Women's College, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Line Graph Glossary provides a systematic overview of the language patterns commonly used in describing line graphs. It is especially useful for candidates of IELTS and other English language tests that require graph description. Features: • Common graph expressions divided into 7 sections: adjectives + fall, adjectives + increase, describing

Merchant Account: An account with a payment processor for settlement of credit card transactions.  Any merchant that takes credit card orders must establish a merchant account. Most e-commerce websites have logos of the payment processing companies they use that verify the security of using your credit card.  The top companies that are used by most websites are [...]

Find all cancer words clearly explained here. We know: it drives you mad all these terms: why can’t doctors speak propper English when you have liver cancer? Medical Liver Cancer Glossary Use our alphabetical glossary or find the most used cancer terms further below.   A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M N  O [...]

Hybrid Model: An affiliate commission model that combines payment options (i.e., CPC & CPA). Personally, I don’t know of any programs that use this model.  All the programs I’ve encountered as an affiliate have used one model or the other.  The only time I have seen this is when the program is run on multiple networks, so [...]

Cost per Thousand (CPM): The cost metric for 1,000 banner advertising impressions.  The amount paid per impression is calculated by dividing the CPM by 1,000.  For example, a $10 CPM equals $0.01 per impression. I remember this being all the rage when I was in college about 6-7 years ago.  Now a days there aren’t many programs [...]

Cost per Sale (CPS): The term for advertising in which the advertiser pays only for those clicks where the user clicks through on the banner or ad and actually purchases a product on the advertiser’s site. This is the model that most retail businesses use in their affiliate programs.  Traditionally, LinkShare has been the network most associated [...]

Cost per Click (CPC): The cost metric for each click to an advertising link. I remember this type of advertising was all the rage in the early part of this decade, but has since fallen out of favor since the qualified leads are not as reliable or bountiful. ____ Glossary Definition From ABC’s of Online Marketing by Alexandra Wharton, [...]

Cost per Action (CPA): The cost metric for each time a commissionable action takes place. CPA is a blanket term that describes most of the affiliate structure.  There are more specific models with their own descriptions that fall under this term. ____ Glossary Definition From ABC’s of Online Marketing by Alexandra Wharton, Issue 22, Revenue Magazine

To begin, isn’t it sad that I’ve just NOW got around to reading Issue 22 of Revenue Magazine?! I think our subscription might have run out since I got this copy from the stack that editor Lisa Picarille brought to last week’s BAAMC meeting. Regardless, I’ve let my glossary series’ go once the link series [...]

A glossary of the terms used in magazine journalism (and in our magazine production module).Bleed-The very edge of the paper. Extending a picture to the bleed avoids leaving white space round the edge of a cover.Concept-The idea behind the magazine, including estimated number of copies sold per annum and target audience.Flatplan-The contents of the magazine, showing the location of each article an

BASE WANGEN : the FRANGRANT SEEDS and NUTSThis combination of fragrant seeds and nuts is used in all ceremonial foods and many other everyday dishes. This combination is unique to Bali and varies slightly from region to region.Base mean spice paste, wangen mean fragrant.CANDLENUT : KEMIRIObtained from the candleberry tree, this creamy coloured nut is related to the macadamia and similar in appeara

Search Marketing Glossary and Definitions. How us your SEO ROI doing? What’s your CPC and how it relates your CPA? If you’re new to search engine marketing, you need to know the lingo: SEO – Search Engine Optimization PPC – Pay Per Click. Advertising model where you pay money per each click SEM – Search [...]

By: Remy Na Mesothelioma and Asbestos: A Glossary of Related Terms and Definitions Understanding the terminology commonly associated with mesothelioma and asbestos while holding a conversation with your doctor or other specialist will help you to relate to what they’re saying and make more informed decisions about how to proceed. Below are some of the most common terms used when describing, diag

Hosiery: A barrier between the foot and shoe that provides additional protection from rubbing and discomfort. Overshoes: Also known as galoshes, these shoe covers are often made of rub and protect from elements like rain or snow. Shoebag: A protective bag placed on shoes when they are not being worn. Shoehorn: Guides foot into shoe by keeping show [...]

Some Battery GlossaryWhat is Battery or Pack? Two or more electrochemical cells electrically interconnected in an appropriate series/parallel arrangement to provide the required operating voltage and current levels. Under common usage, the term "battery" is often also applied to a single cell.ChargeThe conversion of electrical energy, provided in the form of electrical current from an exter

CDPD Cellular Digital Packet DataAMPS Advanced Mobile Phone ServicesGSM Global System MobileDCS Digital Communication SystemPCS Personal Communication SystemPSTN Public Switched Telephone NetworkBS Base StationMSC Mobile Switching CentreMS Mobile StationWAN Wide Area NetworkISDN Integrated Services Data NetworkATM Asynchronous Transfer ModePSDN Public Switched Data NetworkPCSI Pacific Communicatio

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No matter how much I try to simplify penny stock trading and relate it to the real world, many of you still don’t even understand the basic terminology. So, for you guys, I’ve created TIMterms, a glossary of commonly used concepts and terms. Be warned, unlike the rest of the stuffy narrow-minded finance world, it [...]

Many a times I used to wonder what a particular ingredient is called in other Indian Language. As of now I collected few details from my friends and have updated this table. I would greatly appreciate if you can add to this post by sharing how an ingredient is called in your language. Isn't this a fun way of learning and sharing?Anyways, below is the table containg the ingredients in Hindi, Tamil

Many a times I used to wonder what a particular ingredient is called in other Indian Language. As of now I collected few details from my friends and have updated this table. I would greatly appreciate if you can add to this post by sharing how an ingredient is called in your language. Isn't this a fun way of learning and sharing?Anyways, below is the table containg the ingredients in Hindi, Tamil

• Adhesive A substance that is capable of bonding material together by surface attachment. • Air Dried Lumber stacked and stored so that it is dried naturally by the exposure to air. • Allen Head A screw head with a recess requiring a hexagon shaped key, used mainly on machinery. These may be in metric or SAE sizes. • Apron This is a frame around the [...]

Below, you’ll find a list of the most used terms in Bluetooth technology.  They can serve as a look up, or to help you learn more about Bluetooth terms in general. 802.11 WLAN A wireless LAN specification defined by the IEEE. 2 in 1 handset The situation where a subscriber’s handset is acting as a remote handset to a [...]

This glossary defines the key terms listed at the end of each chapter and other terms related to managing and maintaining a personal computer. 100 BaseT, Memory Modes , IDE Cable A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X [...]

Sometimes poker players seem to be speaking in a different language. Here is a list of commonly used poker slang and terminology beginning with letters C - E so you can get acquainted with what players are actually saying. Calling Station: A calling station is a player who calls (rather than raise, bet or fold) unusually [...]

As I was looking back on some of the Switch Sense posts and training some new employees here at Transition Networks I was reminded of how many acronyms and interpretations there are for standards and features that are related to Ethernet switches. Most of us take these terms for granted, but when talking to [...]

Terms Describing Features, Cuts or Properties of a DiamondAbrasion - Tiny nicks along facet junctions, producing white fuzzy lines instead of sharp crisp facet edges.Bezel - A facet on the Crown, or upper part of the Diamond above the Girdle. Blemish - A clarity characteristic that occurs on the surface of a diamond, which is an imperfection external to the diamond.Bow Tie Effect - An effect caused by a shadowy area visible in some fancy shapes, caused by light leaking out the bottom of the Diamond.Brilliance - The brightness that seems to come from the very heart of a diamond. It is the effect that makes diamonds unique among all other gemstones. While other gemstones also display brilliance, none have the power to equal the extent of diamond's light-reflecting power. Bruise - An inclusio

Installing functional exterior shutters on your home is a hard job; choosing your shutter hardware shouldn’t be. This essential glossary defines the various components of functional shutter hardware to help you determine what you need to buy before installation. More: continued here

Reciprocal Link Exchanges: When two websites swap links to point at each other. Trading links with another website. There’s a limited amount of success that can be had with reciprocal link exchanges. As one blogger wrote they are “so 1997″. Search engines do not give that much value to reciprocal link exchanges because you [...]

Anchor Text: Anchor text is the text on a page that is linked to another web page or a different place on the current page. When you click on anchor text, you will be taken to the page or place on the page to which it is linked. This is basically the HTML nuts & bolts [...]

Citation: A citation is a reference to an entity. Citation: quote, mention, reference. Citation in the context of the web usually means a HREF link to a location. A Citation count is the count of references to a page on the internet. I use a lot of citations on my websites, and the reason [...]

One Way Links: Links that are not reciprocated by your website. Incoming links to your site that are not returned. These are the best links to have from a search engine optimization point of view. As they say, there are many ways to skin a cat. You can go out there and comment on [...]

Off Page Criteria: When a search engine ranks pages by using data that is not present on the web page itself. This could be the presences of a directory listing, or the number and quality of inbound links to a page. This just goes to show that you need to build your link profile with more [...]

FFA Link Farm: A link farm ffa or (Free For All) are farms where anyone can add a link. Many of these ffa/link farms have been banned. From what I’ve been noticing they seem to have been replaced by directory listings. These are nearly free for all’s, but they do involve some moderation from the [...]

On Page Factors: Ranking criteria that can be found on a web page. These factors include: text on the page, meta-tags, keyword density, keyword proximity, etc. A brief word about some factors. Some people don’t seem to understand the importance of meta-tags, but they’re vital for SEO and SEM. Meta-tags increase the attractiveness of [...]

AFC (Additional Finance Charges): Penalty levied for paying installments late.Amortisation: The repayment of a loan or debt in regular installments. Each installment is split into a principal repayment and an interest payment.Asset: An immovable or movable property which can be used as security, against which credit can be offered.Compound Interest: Interest charged or paid on the principal and the accumulated interest, unlike simple interest, which is paid only on the principal.Credit Profile: The profile of an individual or a company, which reflects the person's or the company's capacity to receive credit and honour the terms and conditions of commercial credit.CPA (Credit Processing Authority): The credit sanctioning authority which approves lending to a customer. Most ban

Simple stock investing glossary for your handy reference,52-Week High/Low: The highest and lowest price at which a stock traded in the past 12 months or 52 weeksAnnual Report: An annual publication that public corporations must provide to shareholders to describe their operations and financial conditionsBear Markets: A market condition in which the prices of securities are falling or are expected to fallBlue Chip: A nationally recognized, well-established and financially sound companyBonus Issue: An offer of free additional shares to existing shareholdersBull Markets: A financial market of a certain group of securities in which prices are rising or are expected to rise.Capital Gain: An increase in the value of a capital asset that gives it a higher worth than the purchase priceCredit Risk:

Link Popularity:The measure the quantity and/or quality of sites that link back to your web page.Popular links are important links. Like in High School.____Glossary Definition From The Definitive Guide to Link Buying by Patrick Gavin

Link Popularity: The measure the quantity and/or quality of sites that link back to your web page. Popular links are important links. Like in High School. ____ Glossary Definition From The Definitive Guide to Link Buying by Patrick Gavin

Page Rank:A method developed and patented by Stanford University and Larry Page (co-founder of Google) to rank search engine results. PageRank gives a unique ranking to every page on the internet. The ranking is based on the number and quality of inbound links pointing to a page.Part of my goal here is to share what I'm learning while stumbling through my career with others, hence a new glossary series on link related terms. This is a brief explanation of PageRank, but Google offers more thorough information here.PageRank tip... usually a website has to have a PageRank of at least 4 to be relevant to SEO results.____Glossary Definition From The Definitive Guide to Link Buying by Patrick Gavin

Page Rank: A method developed and patented by Stanford University and Larry Page (co-founder of Google) to rank search engine results. PageRank gives a unique ranking to every page on the internet. The ranking is based on the number and quality of inbound links pointing to a page. Part of my goal here is to [...]

Psychographics:Data used to build customer segments based on attitudes, values, beliefs and opinions as opposed to factual characteristics such as age and gender.Many lead generation tools and services lump psychographics in with all of their demographics. Keep a keen eye out to watch for this both in separate categories and lumped in. It's a valuable asset to have when deciding who to market very targeted products to. Avoid the egg on your face that could occur if you try to sell heavy metal music to conservative church-goers!____Glossary Definition From Website Magazine, February 2008.

I've now been posting walleye information in my blog for a while. As I go along, there is so many technical wording related to fishing that I though that I should start a fishing glossary. This will be an on-going post and I will keep it up to date as I get more and more walleye fishing information. Enjoy the reading!Anadromous: Fish that live most of their adult life in saltwater but spawn in freshwater.Algae: One cell plants usually having the ability to photosynthesize sunlight into energy. Initial step in a food chain.Backtrolling: A system of boat control, simultaneously moving a boat slowly in reverse and order to present a slow presentation when jigging.Bottom-bumper: A lure or a rig which strikes the bottom.Bottom content: Bottom types in a body of water. (Rock, sand, gravel

Parameters:These are located in the URL immediately after a question mark and followed by an equal sign and a return value, known as name=value. Parameters indicate to a database what page a user is viewing. For example, www.mysite.com/product/widget.aspx?=1234. Here, widget is the product and 1234 is the product identifier.This comes up a lot when using search functions embedded in websites. Be sure if you're going to share the link with a customer or through a bulk email campaign to copy everything after the question mark. Sometimes if you just paste a link into an email or document and rely on the auto hyper link feature to add the link, it won't add anything after the question mark. Be sure to use the menus of the program to insert the correct URL into the hyper link.____Glossary

Business Plan Glossary of Terms Hit As used in reference to the World Wide Web, “hit” means a single request from a Web browser for a single item from a Web server; thus in order for a Web browser to display a page that contains 3 graphics, 4 “hits” would occur at the server; 1 for the HTML page and one for each of the 3 graphics. Impression With regard to online advertising, an impression is

Conversion Funnel:The series of steps that move a visitor towards a specified conversion event, such as an order or registration sign up. Funnels vary for every site, but best practice is to limit the depth a user must engage to convert.A more common term for this is the ordering process. Here at PsPrint that's what we usually say to describe the steps a consumer has to go through to place an order. It's always a good idea to review your conversion funnel every year or so to make sure that the UI (user interface) is easy to understand and isn't garbled with useless information or unnecessary steps. Remember that the easier it is to convert, the more likely the conversion is.____Glossary Definition From Website Magazine, February 2008.

Algorithm - The formula that determines how a web page will rank in the search results pages of a search engine. ALT text - The text that appears when you put your mouse on top of an image or a picture. Anchor Text - Also known as Link Text, the clickable text of a hyperlink. Below the fold - Content of a web page that is not seen by the consumer unless the consumer scrolls down. Blind

Demographics:The physical characteristics of human populations and segments of populations often used to identify consumer markets. Demographics can include information such as age, gender, marital status, education or geographic locationWhenever you do a targeted marketing campaign, demographics are key! It's a much better use of your time, efforts, paper, and budget to send your message to consumers who will be the most likely and interested in buying what you're selling. You don't want waste precious resources sending custom hot tub installation flyers to people in apartment buildings.Many mailing list providers (e.g. PsPrint, USAData, etc) offer many demographic distinctions to choose from when renting a mailing list to market to. It's also important to differentiate if you're aimi

GLOSSARY Adapter A device to join and align two connectors.( optical fiber duplex: A mechanical device designed to align and join two duplex optical fiber connectors (plugs) to form an optical duplex connection.) Axial ray A light ray that travels along the axis of a fiber optic cable. Bend loss Losses due to bends in the fiber. The loss increases as the bend radius decreases. Bend radius Minimum bend radius. The smallest acceptable bend for a fiber or cable before bend loss is apparent. Buffer - A protective layer over the fiber optic cable, such as a coating, an inner jacket, or a hard tube. The primary buffer, next to the cladding, is 250 µm in diameter. A secondary buffer of 900 µm is used on indoor cables. Buffer coating -A protective layer, such as an acry

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Cataract – an eye lens disease turning clear and transparent lens to become darkened and disturbing the eyesight.Congenital - a nature or state which appears since birth, may be caused from genetic factor or other factor.Amblyopia - lazy eyes condition, patient’s eyesight is unclear whereas the eye physical structure seems normal.Retina - light sensitive layer of cells at the rear of eye ball which capture image seen to be process by the brain.Hypoglycaemia - sugar (glucose) contents in the blood lower than normal.Hyperglycaemia - sugar contents in blood higher than normal.Hypocalcaemia - calcium contents in blood lower than normal.Galactosemia – a rare genetic metabolic problem to be found, causing the sufferer to unable to use galactose type sugar.Down Syndrome - a Trisomy 21 chrom

If you're not sure what all that Google AdSense jargon means, you're not alone. Fortunately, the Google team has your back. A Google AdSense Glossary has been posted to Google and covers everything from account type to ad display terms to reports to technical terms.And like other "help" documents on Google's site, you can provide feedback to Google to inform them about whether the information given is helpful or not so that they can continue to release a product that addresses everyone's satisfaction.

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Accrual - The apportionment of premiums and discounts on forward exchange transactions that relate directly to deposit swap (Interest Arbitrage) deals , over the period of each deal. Appreciation - A currency is said to 'appreciate' when it strengthens in price in response to market demand. Arbitrage - The purchase or sale of an instrument and simultaneous taking of an equal and opposite

The following is a glossary of terms used in the Collaborative Divorce process: Legal Terms Collaborative Attorney - An individual trained in the practice of law who espouses to the above method to aid couples in the dissolution (divorce) process....

Here are some of the most common terms used in FOREX trading.Ask Price ¨C Sometimes called the Offer Price, this is the market price for traders to buy currencies. Ask Prices are shown on the right side of a quote ¨C e.g. EUR/USD 1.1965 / 68 ¨C means that one euro can be bought for 1.1968 UD dollars.Bar Chart ¨C A type of chart used in Technical Analysis.Each time division on the chart is displayed as a vertical bar which show the following information ¨C the top of the bar is the high price, the bottom of the bar is the low price, the horizontal line on the left of the bar shows the opening price and the horizontal line on the right of bar shows the closing price.Base Currency ¨C is the first currency in a currency pair.A quote shows how much the base currency is worth in the quote

As part of the renovation of the leut, we have to learn new words specific to the boat: brod - boat trup - hull gaz - draught skladište - hold grotlo - hatch kaljuža - bilge kobilica - keel platica - plank šuperenje - caulking paklina - pitch čavli - nail vijci - screw svornjak - bolt pramac - bow krma - stern rebra - rib jarbol - mast paluba - deck stupiči - [...]

"Abhyanga"Definition:A soothing synchronized massage performed by two therapists pouring large amounts of warm herbalized oil in waves up and down the body. It is an Ayurvedic treatment that is designed to help detoxify the body and restore its balance.Common Misspellings:abhanga, abyhanga"Ayurveda"Definition:A 5,000-year-old Eastern Indian medicinal philosophy that literally translates as "science of life" from the ancient Sanskrit words "ayur" (life) and "veda" (knowledge or science.) In Ayurveda, health is a state of balance between body, mind and consciousness. Ayurvedic doctors diagnose illnesses and imbalances through darsana (observing the way a person moves, walks and behaves); sparsana (touching) and prasna, (asking questions). The goal is detoxification and restoration of one's overall balance. Treatment includes a prescribed diet, yoga, meditation, and massage to prepare the body for elimination of waste, called agni. Ayurveda is recognized by the World Health Organization

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