Eyeline Match: An editing principle of the continuity system which begins with a shot of a character looking in a specific direction, then cuts to a second shot which shows the area toward which the character was looking.

 

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Eyeline Match: An editing principle of the continuity system which begins with a shot of a character looking in a specific direction, then cuts to a second shot which shows the area toward which the charac . . . View Full Definition

Matching: The process of finding prospective families specifically suited to meet the needs of a waiting child, not to be confused with 'placement.”

Matching Concept: The accounting principle that requires the recognition of all costs that are associated with the generation of the revenue reported in the income statement.

Matched Sale Transaction: Applies mainly to convertible securities. Procedure whereby the Federal Reserve Bank of New York sells government securities to a nonbank dealer against payment in federal funds. The agreeme . . . View Full Definition

Matching Contribution: A matching contribution is money your employer adds to your salary reduction retirement savings account, such as a 401(k). It's usually a percentage of the amount you contribute up to a cap . . . View Full Definition

Matched Orders: Used for listed equity securities. Participate in equal amounts of a trade at a certain price, particularly when two parties have the same level of priority on the exchange floor (this requi . . . View Full Definition

Matched Book: A bank runs a matched book when the of maturities of its assets and liabilities is distribution equal.

Matched Components: A typical separates system includes a separate woofer, tweeter, and external Crossover, all of which are designed to work smoothly with one another. Generally, these components are made of b . . . View Full Definition

Matched Maturities: The coordination by a financial institution of the maturities of its assets (loans) and liabilities (deposits) in order to enable it to meet its obligations at the required times.

Matching Principle: The concept that all costs and expenses incurred in generating revenues must be recognized in the same reporting period as the related revenues.