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Overhead
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Overhead
The expenses of a business that are not attributable directly to the production or sale of goods.

Overhead
Costs that result from having and maintaining a business. Rent is a primary (and expensive) example of direct overhead, as are office supplies and raw material from which to make products.

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He said the overhead cables carried 25,000 volts and that although the overheads had been switched off to deal with another incident closer to the station, a residual current of at least 5,000 volts would still have been running through them.
Budgetted fixed overheads are represented by the horizontal line B.
Section overheads (SOH): Overview of the purpose of the Section Overhead (SOH) bytes in an STM-1 frame in terms of frame alignment, error checking, data communications orderwire provision and provision of automatic protection switching comparison of the roles of the regenerator section overhead (RSOH) and the multiplex section overhead (MSOH) bytes purpose of the individual bytes of the SOH.
 
 
 
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