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The Law Commission defined computer fraud as conduct which involves the manipulation of a computer, by whatever method, in order dishonestly to obtain money, property, or some other advantage of value, or to cause loss. Computer fraud had previously been studied by the Audit Commission in their attempt to assess the extent of crime involving computers. They had sub-divided computer fraud into three categories which they called input frauds, output frauds, and program frauds. 

Color Concentrates. Color concentrates have become the method of choice to incorporate colorants into resins. Color concentrates have high ratios of colorant to a compatible vehicle. The colorant may be added at 70% colorant to 30% vehicle in a titanium dioxide mixture whereas the ratio may be 15% colorant to 85% vehicle in a carbon black mixture. The amount of colorant that can be added is dependent on the surface area and the oil absorption of the colorant and the wetting abiHty of the vehicle. The normal goal is to get as much colorant in the concentrate as possible to obtain the greatest money value for the product. Furthermore, less added vehicle minimizes the effect on the physical or chemical properties of the resin system. 

These are known as chemically pure (CP) cadmiums. With the development of other uses for cadmium and selenium, costs have risen substantially in recent years. Some cost reduction may be obtained by use of the cadmium Hthopones. These have the same relative shades but have been coprecipitated onto about 60% barium sulfate. The resulting extensions give better money value, if the higher pigment loading can be tolerated, with no loss in properties. 

For tax purposes it is best to depreciate property as rapidly as possible. This makes income taxes less for the first few years and greater in the last years of operation. Since the total depreciation, and hence tax deduction, is the same this is equivalent to having money available sooner. This, as discussed below, will result in a higher present value. 

These two firms were taken by Farben under a contract which would be illegal on its face anywhere in the world. For nothing but the promise to go on paying dividends for twenty-five years, Farben got all properties and interests. This was the same situation as if one were to acquire a 1000 bond bearing 3 per cent interest, by paying the "seller" the 3 per cent interest he would receive anyway and getting the 1000 principal for no money consideration whatever. 

But the people think the Government is back of all this money, with its taxing power. And for purposes of revenue, all property belongs to the government. So, you see, it is for the most part not the value of the gold, but the faith of the people in the stability of the government, that is the foundation of all monetary values. (Kateley 518)... 

It is unhkely that novel compounds with promising phamiacod5mamic profiles will at the same time possess completely adequate pharmacokinetic properties. Of note, attractive and potent drugs which exhibit unfavourable kinetic properties or show severe side-effects and toxicity, may be prematurely eliminated from the test bench, in spite of all the R D money spent. 

For new polymeric materials to enter the marketplace, many things must be in place including a flagship property that meets a particular market need, ready availability, and money. It takes about I billion to introduce and establish a new polymer into the marketplace. 

The above factors make caffeine the most widely consumed stimulant drug in the world. The stimulant and other basic biological properties of caffeine make it an almost ideal drug for many large corporations and small businesses to make large amounts of money. 

The study of caffeine is a window into our culture and society. Why do so many people consume caffeine and what does that say about our drug consumption What are the basic biological properties that make caffeine the most widely consumed stimulant in the world and allow a number of international corporations to make vast sums of money ... 

Carl Scheele was born in 1742 in a part of present-day Germany that was then part of Sweden. Apprenticed to an apothecary at the age of 14, Scheele became fascinated with the properties of the chemical compounds he worked with. After serving his apprenticeship, he became an apothecary s assistant in Stockholm. He must have lived a parsimonious life, because he soon had enough money to buy an apothecary s shop in the town of Koping in central Sweden, where he set up to perform chemical experiments. 

After all the theoretical and empirical estimation work is done, the only way to make sure that a substance actually has the property estimated is to synthesize the material and to make experimental measurements. This method is much more costly in time and money, and should be undertaken after a great deal of library and theoretical searches have already been done. This process of synthesis and measurements also has the effect of enlarging the database and improving understanding in the domain relevant to this development purpose. 

Salvage value is the net amount of money obtained from the sale of a used property over and above any charges involved in the removal and sale of the property. 

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