Look up: Burnout

1. burnout
   Type: Term Pronunciation: bern′owt Definitions: 1. In dentistry, the elimination, by heat, of an invested pattern from a set investment to prepare the mold to receive casting metal. 2. A psychological state of physical and emotional exhaustion thought to be a stress reaction to a reduced abili...
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2. Burnout
   Burnout is slang for mental or physical exhaustion.
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3. Burnout
   Is a phenomenon in the mortgage market. It represents the tendency of pools to become less sensitive to interest rate declines with the passage of time. While there may have been a surge in prepayments due to declining interest rates, the remaining mortgages do not prepay as quickly as the previous ...
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4. burnout
   the rapid decrease in the density of neutral particles in a plasma due to the fact that the mechanisms or techniques of neutral-particle formation (recombination, neutral injection, etc. ) are, at the same time, slower than the destructive phenomena (ionization, charge exchange, etc.) Category: P...
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5. Burnout
   state of being bored or tired with exercise, frequently the result of overtraining or unvaried workouts. Cross-training and rest are good remedies for burnout.
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6. burnout
   <radiobiology> Rapid reduction in the neutral particle density in a plasma discharge, occurs when the ionisation rate (which converts neutrals to ions and electrons) exceeds the rate of recombination (which converts ions to neutrals) and the rate of influx of neutral particles. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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7. Burnout
   Depletion of a tax shelter`s benefits. In the context of mortgage backed securities it refers to the percentage of the pool that has prepaid their mortgage.
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8. burnout
   (burn´out) emotional and physical exhaustion resulting from exposure to environmental and internal stressors and inadequate coping and adaptive skills. In addition to signs of exhaustion, the person with burnout shows more and more negative attitudes toward his or her job, low self-esteem, and personal devaluation...
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9. Burnout
   Slowing of a mortgage's interest rate-linked prepayment rate when rates fall into a prepayment range for the second time in the life of a mortgage pool. Discover What It`s Like to Live Easy With EquiTrend
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10. Burnout
    Exhaustion and lack of motivation often experienced by telephone sales representatives working long shifts without proper training or compensation.
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11. burnout
    modification of the vaporization state involving a quick and large reduction of the thermal exchange at the wall caused by departure from nucleate to film boiling NOTE 1 - In the core, this phenomenon can cause a temperature elevation and some damages on the fuel elements. NOTE 2 - In the steam gene...
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12. Burnout
    Burnout is slang for mental or physical exhaustion.
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13. Burnout
    Is a phenomenon in the mortgage market. It represents the tendency of pools to become less sensitive to interest rate declines with the passage of time. While there may have been a surge in prepayments due to declining interest rates, the remaining mortgages do not prepay as quickly as the previous ...
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14. Burnout
    (psychology) | --> `Burnout` is a psychological term for the experience of long-term exhaustion and diminished interest. Research indicates general practitioners have the highest proportion of burnout cases; according to a recent Dutch study in Psychological Reports, no less than 40% o...
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15. Burnout
    (vehicle) A `burnout` (also known as a `peel out` or `power brake`) is the practice of keeping a vehicle stationary (or close to) and spinning its wheels, causing the tires to heat up and smoke resulting from friction. History : The origins of burnouts can be traced to drag racing, where they...
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16. Burnout
    (comics) `Robert "Bobby" Lane` is the fictional superhero `Burnout` from Wildstorm Comics. He is best known as a member of the controversial superhero team Gen¹³. History : Bobby Lane is the son of John Lynch, a superpowered special ops member of Team 7. For decades the corrup...
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17. Burnout
    (series) `Burnout` (also titled `Burnout: Battle Racing Ignited`) is a series of high-speed racing games for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo GameCube game consoles. Also, for the very first time, a PC version of t...
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