The way product prices change according to demand and supply relationships.

In Spanish law. The petition of a plaintiff, setting forth his demand. Las Partidas , pt. 3, tit. 10, 1. 3.

The plaintiff or party suing in a real action . Co. Litt. 127.

A female demandant

When it is discouraged to demand a product from a firm that can’t get the quantity needed or they don’t want to supply a region that would have little profit. […]

When a company does paper only transactions and finds the best computer way to handle it. It is common for new businesses that are more profitable than expected. It switches […]

This term is used to characterise the appearance and the look and the attitude of a witness.

In old English law . Death.

In Scotch law. Maliciously cutting off or otherwise separating one limb from another. 1 Hume, 323; Bell.

One whose mental faculties are enfeebled; one who has lost his mind; distinguishable from amens, one totally insane.

Of unsound mind .

L. Fr. From this time forward. Kelhain.

This term is applied to a form of mental illness seen in young people that have a split personality .

A chart showing counts of classified nonconformities in a batch.

A good that is not good or damaged. It can be harmful mentally, physically, or morally. Taxes are placed on them to reduce use. Sin tax is the term for […]

Domain ; dominical; held in one’s own right, and not of a superior; not allotted to tenants. In the language of pleading, own; proper; original. Thus, .’ton assault demesne, his […]

A man is said to be seised in his demesne as of fee of a corporeal inheritance , because he has a property,dominicum or demesne, in the thing itself. But […]

In English law . Those lands of a manor notgranted out in tenancy, but reserved by the lord for his own use and occupation . Landsset apart and appropriated by […]

That share of lands reserved to the crown at the original distribution of landed property, orwhich came to it afterwards by forfeiture or otherwise. 1 Bl. Comm. 2S0; 2 Steph. […]

Pertaining to a demesne.

French. Half; the half. Used chiefly in composition . As to demi “Mark,” “Official,” “Vill,” see those titles.

Half-blood.

In old records. A half or moiety.

In some universities and colleges this term is synonymous with “scholars.”

The computer networ part that the general public uses on the internet and seperate form the firewall. It is sometimes in a different location for security.