The price to transport goods. Packing, palletizing, documenting, insurance, and loading / unloading expenses are included.

A company that handles the tasks of preparing goods for transport for a shipper. Transport tracking, document preparation , warehousing . Storage, cargo space booking, negotiating freight charges, consolidating freight, […]

Transportation carrier cost to transport goods. Different rates apply for type of goods, distance, weight, size, methods, and directions.

Supplier-to-departure transportation costs. Part of the final, total transportation costs of the shipment.

Arrival port-to-customer transportation costs. Part of the final, total transportation costs of the shipment.

In maritime law . The party by whom a vessel is engaged or chartered ;otherwise called the “charterer.” 2 Steph. Comm. 148. In French law , the owner of avessel […]

Partially cooked food from the kitchen on a cart gets final cooking in front of the guests. It is served by a waiter or waitress. Each guest helps himself or […]

In early times, in English law , this term was applied to every strangeror “outlandish” man. Bract lib. 3, tr. 2, c. 15.

Sax. An outlaw. So called because on his outlawry he was denied allhelp of friends after certain days. Cowell ; Blount.

In old English law . A mulct or fine exacted from him who harbored anoutlawed friend. Cowell; Tomlins.

In old English law . A madman, or person in a frenzy. Fleta, lib. 1, c.36.

A free-surety, or free- pledge. Spelman. See FRANK-PLEDGE.

How often an event occurs. Typically, the event repeats at some rate or cyclic period or is measurable by occurrences per period, like ‘hertz’ as cycles per second.

Number of occurrences a value or series of values repeat in a dataset. Step-column charts or histograms, or a line chart or histograph is used to plot the distribution . […]

Rewarding customers to repeat buy frequently. Usually a promotional program aimed at encouraging these types of sales.

Boosting electrical signals broadcasted. Such signals cannot travel full distance themselves. A carrier wave piggybacks the broadcast signal, which collectively boosts their strength. These signals are less susceptible to electromagnetic […]

A rate of how often a particular group is skipped from a study or sample set. The statistical reliability of the expected outcome is typically damaged. The overall study or […]

Maintenance timetable. How often and at what time should what attention be given to what thing.

r. To visit often; to resort to often or habitually. Green v. State, 109Ind. 175. 9 X. E. 781; State v. Ah Sana, 14 Or. 347, 13 Pae. 303.Frequentia actns […]

Repeat air-traveler. Typically a member of an airline mileage program. Also refer to frequent lodger .

Advertising program by an airline for rewarding repeat, oft-airtravelers with mileage toward free flights and other goods and services. Also refer to frequent lodger program .

The repeat traveler who gains by staying at a particular hotel or at different properties owned by the same chain. Also refer to frequent fliers.

Advertising program by a hotel or motel chain for rewarding repeat travelers with rewards toward free stays, upgrades, and other goods and services. Also refer to frequent flier program .

the term given to a person who visits a place on a regular basis. He is not a trespasser.

Method of providing repeatedly-requested information to consumers who have typical, repeated questions. Reduces the burden on customer service allowing focus on unique, particular questions. Also provides self-training to a new […]