In old English law . The remuneration to the proprietor of a domain for the privilege of feeding swine under the oaks and beeches of his woods.
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FAID2 CURSUS
In old English law . A fold-course ; the course (going or taking about)of a fold. Speluian. A sheep walk, or feed for sheep. 2 Vent 139.
EXPONENTIAL GROWTH
Increasing number or size at a constant rate. It is a possible result of the reinforcing feedback loop. It causes population or system growth.
ENTERPRISE RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
Organized, computerized, periodic analysis of customers, sales, and market data. Computerized analysis trends detect patterns of demand, usage, and service requirements . Patterns are feedback to devise new or improved procedures and policies targeting improved customer service. Software applications facilitate this process.
DELPHI METHOD
Predicting analysis that uses feedback to make a consensus among experts. It is done anonymously. The issue is circulated and commented on until an agreement is reached. AKA delphi forecasting .
DEFENSO
That part of any open field or place that was allotted for corn or hay, andupon which there was no common or feeding, was anciently said to be in defenso; so ofany meadow ground that was laid in for hay only. The same term was applied to awood where part was inclosed or fenced, to secure the growth of the underwood fromthe injury of cattle. Cowell.
DANGERIA
In old English law . A money payment made by forest-tenants, that they might have liberty to plow and sow in time of pannage, or mast feeding.
CYBERNETICS
The scientific use of man made systems and natural elements that is made to reproduce itself. It is similar to general systems theory. The communication and control feedback system is the focus of the system. Dr. Norbert Weiner wrote an essay that the sci
CRUSH SPREAD
A SPREAD in the GRAINS market reflecting the price differential between soybeans (as feedstock) and soybean oil or soybean meal (the two main byproducts); the spread can be traded through a single FUTURE or OPTION contract on certain EXCHANGES. A hedger or speculator can buy the crush spread (e.g., purchase soybeans and sell oil or meal) to take advantage of positive margins, and sell the spread (e.g., sell soybeans and purchase oil or meal) to profit from negative margins.
CONTINGENT VALUATION
Pricing according to a customer’s response to the product or service. A survey is make to decide if the price should change due to the feedback.
