The phrase "assets to perform" is not entirely clear and may not be correct in written English without additional context.
It could be used in contexts discussing resources or capabilities necessary for achieving a specific task or goal.
Example: "We need to allocate our assets to perform effectively in the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "resources to execute" or "capabilities to achieve".
It also has a high ratio of nonperforming assets to performing assets and a 9.1% capital ratio, modest for this group.
The academic firm interprets and qualifies a disciplinary (interdisciplinary) variety of the background of its employees (and their competences) as a potential opportunity and asset to perform creatively in knowledge production and knowledge application.
EI constitutes a key asset to performing effectively a job requiring high levels of discrepancy between expressed and experienced emotions (e.g. social worker, nurse, physician); yet its significance may be less important for jobs involving little EL.
This concept is similar to what Tadda and Salerno [28] refer to as "Knowledge of Us" (data relevant to the importance of assets or capabilities of the enterprise)—hence, a process that identifies to the decision maker whether there is a potential or current impact to capabilities or assets used to perform a mission.
A new study shows just how unusual it is for these two types of asset classes to perform this well together for this long.
Just to provide some context regarding the third point, credit rating agencies use the same symbols across different asset classes despite the fact that different asset classes tend to perform very differently based on their different risks.
McKenzie's own field, computer programming, is full of "time assets": you write code to perform some function, then never need write it again; you simply execute that code whenever the function is required.
When there is a clear systemic risk, as there is now because of the European debt crisis, investors expect correlation to increase — and so they invest in products like exchange-traded funds, baskets of assets that are intended to perform well in a highly correlated environment.
Turnaround maintenance (TAM) is a usual plant shutdown that is done by process industries to perform asset inspections, repairs, and overhauls.
