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method [Brit ˈmɛθəd, Am ˈmɛθəd] N
1. method (system, technique, manner):
2. method (orderliness):
3. method:
- method CINE, THEAT
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- method CINE, THEAT
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madness [Brit ˈmadnəs, Am ˈmædnəs] N lit, fig
rhythm method N MED
- rhythm method
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barrier method N MED
- barrier method
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organization and method, organization and methods, O & M N
- organization and method
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- unhygienic way, method
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method acting N THEAT
- method acting
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teaching method N
- teaching method
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- unproductive soil, method, capital
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- revamp method
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- efficiency of a method
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teaching method N
- teaching method
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Method acting N THEAT
- unproductive soil, method, capital
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- efficiency of a method
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- revamp method
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Also, and even more important, it depicts the depreciation of the value in the perception of an object consumer.
en.wikipedia.org Thus, depreciation of the asset need not be charged against income of the operating company.
en.wikipedia.org The gain is the excess of the proceeds over the adjusted basis (cost less depreciation deductions allowed) of the property.
en.wikipedia.org Starting with, profit equals sales minus costs, it provides a structure for modeling cost elements such as materials, losses, multi-products, learning, depreciation etc.
en.wikipedia.org Similarly, the euro's depreciation causes exports to rise, positively impacting corporate investment.
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