Wasting
51Wasting My Time (Default song) — Infobox single Name = Wasting My Time (Default song) Artist = Default from Album = The Fallout Released = September 2001 (rock radio) December 2001 (pop radio) April 2, 2002 (CD single) Format = CD Genre = Alternative rock, post grunge, power… …
52wasting syndrome — the wasting condition seen in persons infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), consisting of weight loss, muscle wasting, and often fever, due to a variety of causes including nutritional deficiencies and chronic diarrhea. Called… …
53Wasting Trust — A trust that holds plan assets when a qualified plan is frozen. A wasting trust derives its name from the fact that its assets get depleted over time, since plan participants continue to receive payouts as required under the plan, but no new… …
54wasting disease — any disease marked by wasting (q.v.), such as anorexia cachexia syndrome or HIV wasting syndrome …
55wasting asset — noun : property (as mines or lumber tracts) subject to depletion * * * wasting asset noun Any asset (esp a natural resource, such as a mine) whose value decreases with its depletion and which cannot be replaced or renewed • • • Main Entry: ↑waste …
56wasting disease — noun Generic description of a medical condition that causes pronounced loss of body mass. He suffered from a horrible wasting disease and lost 100 pounds in only two weeks …
57wasting asset — A *fixed asset with a limited *useful economic life. Wasting assets are normally subjected to *amortization charges …
58wasting assets — nykstantis turtas statusas T sritis turto vertinimas apibrėžtis Turtas, kurio laikui bėgant mažėja. atitikmenys: angl. wasting assets šaltinis Tarptautiniai vertinimo standartai (2011) …
59wasting asset — A natural resource having a limited useful life and, hence, subject to amortization called depletion. An asset that will be exhausted through its use. Examples are timberland, oil and gas wells, and ore deposits. See also depletion wasting… …
60wasting property — Includes such property as leasehold interests; royalties; patent rights; interests in things the substance of which is consumed, such as mines, oil and gas wells, quarries and timberlands; interests in things which are consumed in the using or… …
