Project

(redirected from projectable)
Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Medical, Legal, Idioms, Encyclopedia.

Project

The asset constructed with or owned via a project financing, which is expected to produce cash flow at a debt-service coverage ratio sufficient to repay the project financing.

Project

Any series of tasks or activities intended to accomplish a goal, which is ultimately to make a profit. For example, a construction company may have a project to build a house. This project involves laying in the foundation, setting up the frame, installing insulation, and so forth. A company may receive a lump sum payment at the completion of the project, or it may receive progress payments as different benchmarks on the way to completion are met. See also: Project finance.
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
Above all, survey data must be projectable to be of any use at all.
Poll Tax
So, bandwidth could be viewed as a fixed, projectable overhead budget item.
Bandwidth: Raw material for the New E-conomy
Test a true random sample: It's possible to derive statistically projectable results from a sample of as few as 5,000 names, Perry says--if the sample is based on a true nth name selection
Direct mail testing tips
The website includes a series of grade-appropriate practice sessions in online, printable, and projectable formats that introduce students to the various source and item types found on end-of-year high-stakes ELA assessments.
Learning A-Z Launches ReadyTest A-Z
Projectable versions of the figures and answers to the study questions are on the associated Web site.
Supramolecular chemistry, 2d ed
Does anyone actually believe that mailing the entire list will not give you a projectable response for mailing a second time?
How many names do I have to have to mail for a valid test? (DM Notebook)
More than 1,000 consumers -- 504 men and 505 women -- participated in the nationally projectable survey, which was conducted via phone by the independent firm of Bruskin/Goldring Research.
THE DEBATE GOES ON: COUCH OR SOFA?

Financial browser ?
Full browser ?