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Here are 12 more basic terms that will help you to better understand a fund prospectus: Blended Fund Such mutual funds include a combination of growth and value stocks.

Wielded mainly, though not exclusively, as a sword against the Mafia, it holds in its most basic terms that a person or group of people who commit certain crimes as part of a conspiracy or criminal enterprise can be charged with racketeering.

He said that changing the deal in such a fundamental way took it beyond the basic terms that the authority's board had authorized and would have been unfair to other bidders, which had been told that such an arrangement was not allowed.

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That essentially means, in more basic terms, that its software helps companies and enterprises manage staff access to information on their network.

That essentially means, in more basic terms, that its software helps companies and enterprises manage staff access to information on their network.

Its tension between geometric abstraction and organic naturalism, its ambition to transform inert material into something that seems to live and breathe, anticipates the basic aesthetic terms that would define Western art from the Greeks to the start of Modernism.

As input features for the Support Vector Machines we have used basic energy terms that have been found to be important for the stability of protein complexes.

We considered the basic energetic terms that contribute to hot spot interactions, i.e. van der Waals potentials, solvation energy, hydrogen bonds and Coulomb electrostatics, and treated them as input features of a Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier.

What that means in basic terms is that No Man's Sky is virtually infinite, offering up 18 quintillion planets for gamers to explore.

Still others argue that informing patients about future research with tissue is impossible, even in basic terms, and that consent cannot be truly 'informed' (Hoeyer et al, 2004).