A cost allocation in which the allocation base used is not likely to give accurate costs. For example, the cost of a lecture is not significantly dependent on the number of students: a class of 10 students requires one lecturer for (say) one hour

Sp Masmèchelenas Ap Maasmechelen flamandiškai (olandų k. tarme) L Belgija

brȏjnīk m <N mn īci> DEFINICIJA mat. dijeljeni broj, izraz ili funkcija u razlomku, djeljenik u razlomku (u razlomku 2/3 brojnik je 2, u a/b brojnik je a ako su a i b bilo koji realni brojevi, b različit od 0); brojitelj ETIMOLOGIJA vidi…

This is a list of roots, suffixes, and prefixes used in medical terminology, their meanings, and their etymology. There are a few rules when using medical roots. Firstly, prefixes and suffixes, primarily in Greek, but also in Latin, have a…

South Korean postal codes consist of six digits: three, then a dash, followed by three more. The first three digits for the country of South Korea are 302.ListSeoul*100 Jung gu **100 011 Chungmuro 1 ga *110 Jongro gu *120 Seodaemun gu *121 Mapo…

NILE (National Institute for Lifelong Education) is a national level organization, which is established base on article 19 of the Lifelong Education Act of Republic of Korea. The National Institute for Lifelong Education(NILE) makes its way…

► NOUN ▪ a person who attends a funeral as a relative or friend of the dead person

1844, in figurative sense, from PIVOT (Cf. pivot) + AL (Cf. al) (1)

Translation — времязатратный — from russian — — 1

Translation — спирт этиловый очищенный — from russian — to latin — 1

hidàlgo m <N mn lzi/ osi, G hidálgā/ ā> DEFINICIJA 1. titula španjolskog nižeg plemstva, simbolizira duh feudalnog viteštva 2. do 1931. zlatnik, a od 1951. srebrnjak u Meksiku ETIMOLOGIJA šp. ← stšp. fijo d̕algo: sin nečega (imutka)

are the two elements of thymos.Thymos is a philosophical concept introduced by Plato as one of the three motivations of man, the first two being needs and desires. It is the emotional need for every human to be recognized by others as human, and…

Airports have many classifications, depending on their functions, size, and ownership. The broadest classification is civil and military, international and domestic, and so on. The most commonly accepted classifications by the FAA (Federal…