Delayed
111delayed-type hypersensitivity — See hypersensitivity …
112delayed-action — /di layd ak sheuhn/, adj. (of an explosive projectile) exploding some time after hitting the target. Also, delay action /di lay ak sheuhn/. [1890 95] * * * …
113delayed speech — Speech Pathol. a speech disorder of children in which the levels of intelligibility, vocabulary, complexity of utterance, etc., are significantly below the levels considered standard for a particular age. * * * …
114delayed development — A moulting sequence producing one or more larval forms showing little or no morphological progress towards a more advanced stage [Ingle, 1992] …
115Delayed Disbursement — A cash management technique that involves a company paying vendors and/or other creditors by checks drawn on banks located in remote areas. Commercial banks will typically delay the availability of funds to the depositor of such checks for up to… …
116Delayed Draw Term Loan — A special feature in a term loan that stipulates that the borrower can withdraw predefined amounts of the total pre approved amount of a term loan at contractual times. This special type of term loan is only offered to individuals and firms that… …
117delayed suture — a technique used in the closure of contaminated wounds and wounds associated with tissue necrosis, such as are produced by missile injuries. The superficial layers of the wound are left open, to be closed later when the tissues have been cleaned …
118Delayed issuance pool — Refers to MBSs that at the time of issuance were collateralized by seasoned loans originated prior to the MBS pool issue date. The New York Times Financial Glossary …
119delayed issuance pool — Refers to mortgage backed securities ( MBS) that at the time of issuance were collateralized by seasoned loans originated prior to the MBS pool issue date. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
120delayed opening — Postponement of the start of trading in a stock until correction of a gross imbalance in buy and sell orders. Such an imbalance is likely to follow on the heels of a significant event such as a takeover offer. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary See:… …
