- A
capital requirement (also
known as
regulatory capital,
capital adequacy or
capital base) is the
amount of
capital a bank or
other financial institution...
-
Adequacy.org was a
satirical web site. It
featured articles on politics, religion, technology, history, and sociology, as well as the "Linux Zealot" cartoon...
- In logic, a
functionally complete set of
logical connectives or
Boolean operators is one that can be used to
express all
possible truth tables by combining...
- The
Capital Adequacy Directive was a
European directive that
aimed to
establish uniform capital requirements for both
banking firms and non-bank securities...
-
Theory of
Syntax (1965), Noam
Chomsky introduces a
hierarchy of
levels of
adequacy for
evaluating grammars (theories of
specific languages) and metagrammars...
- In
philosophy of science,
constructive empiricism is a form of empiricism.
While it is
sometimes referred to as an
empiricist form of structuralism, its...
-
Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) also
known as
Capital to Risk (Weighted) ****ets
Ratio (CRAR), is the
ratio of a bank's
capital to its risk.
National regulators...
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Resource adequacy (RA, also
supply adequacy) in the
field of
electric power is the
ability of the
electric grid to
satisfy the end-user
power demand at...
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consumption ("demand") and are
sometimes referred to as
adequacy indices; as NERC
distinguishes adequacy (will
there be
enough capacity?) and
security (will...
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determine how
suited data is for
factor analysis. The test
measures sampling adequacy for each
variable in the
model and the
complete model. The
statistic is...
