A manor held under a superior lord. The estate of a mesne.

Intermediate ; intervening; the middle between two extremes, especially of rank or time. An intermediate lord; a lord who stood between a tenant and the chief lord; a lord who […]

An intermediate conveyance; one occupying an intermediate position in a chain of title between the first grantee and the present holder.

Lungs and stomach lining disease caused by inhaling or ingesting asbestos fibers is this specific type of cancer. Also refer to asbestosis.

In Danish sea law. One of a ship’s papers ; a certificate of admeas- urement granted at the home port of a vessel by the government or by some other […]

From a communicator to a receiver, the central or primary content or information , or underlying idea or theme in an ad is transmitted.

In English law . The method of communicating between the sovereign and the house of parliament . A written message under the royal sign-manual is brought by a member of […]

pie, where a cause of action accrues to a woman while sole, and is sued for, after her marriage, by her husband and herself jointly, she is called the ” […]

Transferring, by any medium of communication from one person or device to another, content or information , be it text, images, voice.

In old English law . A chief servant in husbandry; a bailiff.

One who said mass; a priest. Cowell.

One who bears messages or errands; a ministerial officer employed by executive officers, legislative bodies, and courts of justice, whose service consists prin- cipally iu carrying verbal or written com- […]

Insurance that covers property or money that is leaving the premises in someone’s possession, like an employee delivering items to a customer.

This term is now synonymous with ” dwelling-house ,” but had once a more extended signification . It is frequently used in deeds, in describing the premises. Marmet Co. v. […]

A mongrel or person of mixed blood ; sometimes used as equivalent to “octoroon,” that is, the child of a white person and a quadroon, sometimes as denoting a person […]

Lat. A goal, bound, or turning-point. In old English law , the term was used to denote a bouud or boundary line of land; a landmark; a material object, as […]

Customer service, leadership, management, quality improvement , and re- engineering efforts share concepts tied together in this specific unifying term.

Essential to life and well being within a living organism chemical and physical processes that are continually occurring together make up this specific activity. Various enzymes work on complex food […]

An error In computation of time.

Chemical element characterized (1) as a good heat and electricity conductor, (2) as opaque but when polished reflects light very well, (3) as malleable, (4) as processable into wires, (5) […]

Lat. In Bomjn law. Metal ; a mine. Labor in mines, as a punishment for crime. Dig. 40, 5, 24, 5; Calvin.

Formulation of metal alloys, uses of metals, and the recovery, refining, properties technology as this specific science.

Method of using two very different items to extend a word’s scope of a word, showing agreement to illustrate a point, or to correspond as an analogy in details between […]

A system for gathering and arranging ideas, information , or data in a collaboration group environment . A manual metaplan strategy usually begins with collecting the data on cards, then […]

An issue underlying several other problems. Essential to resolving these problems is understanding , and possibly resolving, this underlying issue. For example, society, or a section of a society, is […]