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Complementary financing
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A type of financing in which different lenders agree to fund under similar yet parallel documentation and a pro rata security package.
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Complementary, английский
- Дополнительный, добавочный
- A комплемен- тарный, дополнительный distribution, morpheme
- Комплиментарный; дополняющий
- Дополнительный
- The quality of a relation between parts of contrasting identity or that behave so that the moves by one fit the moves by the other(s). e.g. the economic transfer of goods requires a buyer and a seller, neither exists without the other; a court of law requires a judge, a planitiff, a respondent and a stenographer, neither can enact the proceedings without the other`s participation each complementing the other in forming the whole. examples of other complementarities are subject/object, text/context, autonomy/control, stability/change, being/becoming, pleroma/creatura, self/other, all of which involve circular definitions of each other.
Complementary addition, английский
Сложение в дополнительном коде
Complementary attachments, английский
Дополнительные устройства
Complementary base pairs, английский
Base pairing due to hydrogen bonding that occurs between a specific purine and a specific pyrimidine; a bonds with t (in dna), and c bonds with g
Complementary code keying, английский
Манипуляция дополнительным кодом
Complementary color, английский
Дополнительный цвет
Complementary colors, английский
- Yellow, cyan, and magenta, which are complementary to the primary colors.
- Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel, such as yellow and blue.
Complementary contrast, английский
- The interaction of one set of complement colors.
- Two colors are complementary if their pigments, mixed together produce a neutral gray-black. for example, red and green, blue and orange, or yellow and violet. with light it is the opposite, two complementary colors mix together to produce white. the hues are considered opposite but because of the way our eye and mind work together for us to see color, complementary hues, they are linked together. complementary hues increase the perceived vividness of their opposite when placed adjacent to one another; when mixed they neutralize each other, lowering their chroma until the colors is no longer visible.
Complementary cumulative distribution function, английский
Complementary demand, английский
Demand for associated goods or services that increases in tandem; i.e., an increase in demand for one creates an increase in demand for the other.
Complementary devices, английский
Дополнительные устройства
Complementary dikes, английский
Complementary dna, английский
Complementary dna (cdna), английский
A dna molecule complementary to mrna that is made through the activity of reverse transcriptase
Complementary error, английский
Complementary event, английский
Дополняющее событие; противоположное событие
Complementary forms, английский
Complementary goods, английский
- Дополнительные товары
- Взаимодополняемые товары
Complementary graph, английский
Дополнительный граф
Complementary imports, английский
- Дополняющий импорт (в снс; импорт товаров и услуг, не производящихся в стране- импортере)
- Неконкурирующий импорт
Documentation, английский
- Документация. нс: все записи в любой форме (включая записи на бумажных, электронных, магнитных или оптических носителях, сканограммы, рентгеновские снимки, электрокардиограммы и т.п.), которые описывают либо регистрируют методы, организацию и/или результаты клинического исследования, а также влияющие на исследование факторы и принятые меры.
- Official documents that are used to prove that something is true or correct
- Документация
- The information provided with a product by a manufacturer describing how to use a product.
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Co-financing, английский
A type of financing in which the different lenders agree to fund under the same documentation and security packages but may have different interest rates, repayment profiles, and terms.
Stablecoin, английский
A type of cryptocurrency where the cryptocurrency is either fully or partially collateralized. the collateral could be fiat currency, precious metals, stocks, bonds, or even another non-collateralized cryptocurrency. stablecoins rely on blockchain technology. the coins are only as stable as the value of the underlying collateral. an example is the us dollar based tether.
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