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Drawdown

The state in which the borrower obtains some of the project financing, usually progressively according to construction expenditures plus IDC.

Drawdown

1. In construction, a situation in which a company receives part of the funding necessary to complete a project. The company may receive the funding gradually over the course of the project. See also: IDC.

2. The gradual decline in the price of a security or other investment between its high and low over a given period. See also: Bear market.

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several series of film samples were prepared by varying draw-down ratio (DDR) and blow-up ratio (BUR) at a constant extrusion temperature 230[degrees]C.

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Draw-down is used here as a client input variable to describe the annual percentage rate that a portfolio is consumed by an investor.

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Accordingly, landlords should look carefully at the draw-down rights under both the Lease and the letter of credit itself.

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This action expands the company's Draw-Down Line of Credit Note to USD1.75m.

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The results of the study - along with information other researchers are gathering about the impact the turbidity may have had on insect life in the river - could help the Corps decide how to manage future draw-downs of the reservoir, Willis said.

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The spinning draw-down is defined as the ratio between the fineness (in units of tex = weight in grams per km length) of an unwound as spun fiber and the fineness of the wound fiber.

Morphology--Mechanical Property Relations in Syndiotactic Polypropylene (sPP) Fibers

But the group said some of the drop could be attributed to the increasing popularity of more flexible draw-down plans, which enable people to release the money they need in stages, rather than taking it as a lump sum.