offset yield meaning

Verb: offset (offset,offsetting)   `óf'set Compensate for or counterbalance "offset deposits and withdrawals" - countervail   Make up for "His...

Verb: yield    yeeld Be the cause or source of - give , afford   End resistance, as under pressure or force "The door yielded to repeated blows with a batte...

1. yield to sth/sb to agree to do something that someone is trying to make you do, even though you do not really want to yield to pressure (to do sth) ▪ The Prime Minister c...

[Finance] A reduction in the amount of benefit payments received by a member of a retirement plan which may result when the member owes money to the plan.

[Architecture] In plumbing, two changes of direction which are in succession in a continuous pipe.

[Electronics] 1. The difference between an actual frequency and the desired frequency. 2. In a communications transceiver, the difference between the receiver frequency and the transmitte...

[Finance] A system, such as the arrangement between the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and Singapore International Monetary Exchange (SIMEX), which allows trading positions established ...

[Architecture] In a reinforcing bar , any bend that displaces the center line of a section of the bar to a position parallel to the original bar (the displacement usually is relatively s...

[Architecture] A concrete masonry unit which is not rectangular; usually used as a corner block to maintain the masonry pattern on the exposed face of a single-withe wall whose thickness ...

[Defence] (*) Any bombing procedure which employs a reference or aiming point other than the actual target.