Touch Up: The ability of a coating film to be spot repaired (usually within a few months of initial painting) without showing color or gloss differences.

 

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Touch Up: The ability of a coating film to be spot repaired (usually within a few months of initial painting) without showing color or gloss differences.

Stand Up To: Applies mainly to international equities. Taxes on foreign transactions, usually a percentage of total transaction amount, that can be unilateral or bilateral in nature.

Stand-Up: The feature of a television news package, in which the reporter stands before a site significant to the story to narrate it.

Stabilized Display (North-Upward): A ppi display in which the orientation of the relative motion presentation is fixed to an unchanging reference (north). This display is north-upward, normally. In an unstabilized display, th . . . View Full Definition

Start-Up: Contract by which the bidding firm in a takeover attempt agrees to limit its holdings of another firm.

Squaring Up: When a player's shoulders are facing the basket as he releases the ball for a shot; considered the best shooting position.

Split-Coupon Bond: (1) Purchases or sales shared with others. (2) Division of the outstanding shares of a corporation into a large number of shares. Ordinarily, splits must be proposed by directors and approve . . . View Full Definition

Spread Leg Forward Fold (Upavista Konasana): A seated pose. Sitting, spread the legs as wide as possible. Lower your upper body down until it touches the floor between legs. Arms should be kept straight, close to your ears.

Starting Line-Up: The five players who begin a game for one team.

Starting Lineup: Most basic leagues will start one quarterback, two running backs, two or three receivers and/or one tight end, one kicker and one defense. Leagues can determine the number of starters and in . . . View Full Definition