Category: O

A superintendent or supervisor ; a public officer whose duties involve general superintendence of routine affairs.

Occurs when a salesman continues trying to sell a product even after a consumer has agreed to buy it.

Activity that occurs when feedback or corrective action is delayed or poor. Most evident in the collapse of economic cycles and social units, when natural resources are exhausted and when an ecosystem can no longer absorb waste products.

A company that can no longer manage its expenses, due to excessive costs.

The amount by which an insurer has exceeded its usual capacity (or has committed beyond its usual capacity).

Temporarily paying off all commercial debt creating extra swingline availability.

To survive; to live longer than another. Fiuch, Law, b. 1, c. 3, no. 58; 1 Leon. 1.

To place demands on a piece of equipment or a system that are in excess of its capacity, typically resulting in damage to equipment or system collapse.

1. Trading in a foreign market when the local market is closed. 2. The time between today?s check-in time and tomorrow?s check-out time in hotels.

A delivery that is guaranteed to arrive at its destination the day after it ships.