What difference between LC by negotiation and LC by payment?
Without going into too much detail, Negotiation is the act of the Nominated bank in effecting payment to the beneficiary (in advance of its own receipt of funds from the issuing bank) of the value of the presentation, less an amount of deduction by reason of the time element between the early payment date and the expected date of receipt of funds from the issuing bank. An LC available by negotiation should not allow for immediate reimbursement (e.g authority to debit issuing bank's account, or claiming reimbursement from third party), and would require the nominated negotiating bank to first pay (or commit to pay at a future date) from its own funds and receive reimbursement only after the issuing bank has received the documents and have found them to be in order. In the event that it has commited to pay at a future date, to constitute an act of negotiation, such date must be earlier than the expected date of reimbursement from the issuing bank
On the other hand, under an LC available by Payment, the nominated bank does not advance its own funds, but pays only after it is in a position to either debit the issuing bank's account in its books, or has received reimbursement by claiming on a nominated reimbursing bank.
What is the difference between an intermittent catheter and indwelling catheter?
They are usually the same catheter. Intermittent catheterization of the bladder means that a catheter is manually inserted, urine drained and then removed in a short time span usually lasting a few minutes. Indwelling catheter refers to when the catheter is left in place for days, weeks, months or even permanently.
What is difference between memo and Text datatype?
text is a default data type that allows and support any kind of data character digit and special character it store alphanumeric values up to 255 characters
a memo store data up to 2GB and it has maximum length of 65,536 character notes
What is the difference between finacle and flexcube?
Finacle is from Infosys whereas Flexcube is from Oracle. Both are banking softwares. Flexcube has got higher market share and is being used by banks worldwide,whereas Finacle is being used mostly in India and Middle east. Market share for finacle in US is very very low.
What is the difference between dementors and boggart?
A dementor is a creature that lives on an others fear. Boggarts however, is what you fear. So, if I was afraid of spiders, that's what a boggart would tranform into. A dementor however, would not transform, but would suck all the happiness out of you and leave you in fear.
What is the difference between TDM and TDMA?
Multiplexing
In TDM, two more streams of data appear as if they are being transferred as sub-channels
via one channel, while the truth is that they actually take turns on the single channel. What is known as the "time domain" is divided into time slots. The first byte of the first signal goes first in one time slot, and then the first byte of the second signal goes second in another time slot. The process continues until all the data has been transmitted.
TDMA is a subset of TDM in which multiple transmitters are connected to a single receiver. It's commonly used in 2G and 3G cellular systems, as well as for high-speed
local area networking over home wiring: electrical wiring, phone wiring and coaxial cable wiring. It's difficult to apply to mobile phones, however, because mobile phones often move around randomly with the caller, thus making it difficult for the transmitters to properly time their transmissions.
TDMA offers a bit more flexibility. In TDM, telecommunications multiplexing time slots are dedicated to certain users, meaning other users cannot access them. An example of this includes digital ground telephone networks. With TDMA, time slots are freed after a user logs out of the system, thus allowing other people to access those same time slots. This is the case with the Global System for Mobile Communications, or GSM, network.
What is the difference between ovary and oviduct?
Oviduct is where the egg cells are fertilized while the ovary is where the egg cells are produced and where they mature.
Can be described as cuts made diagonally between the horizontal and the vertical planes?
Oblique sections
What is courtesy and politeness?
Courtesy is politeness. Courtesy is a favour, it is help and generosity. Politeness is showing good manners towards others in behaviour and speech, it is being refined and cultured.
What is the difference between a national union and a local union?
the local union is just a little union which is local and the national union is a union all over the nation/world.
What is the difference between hire hypothecation and hire purchase?
Hire purcase is somthing to similar to instalment purcase through intermideary oa lender the ownershpi passes on it the byer no only after paying all the dues and installment but also when the lender agrees to sell.
In Practical
Hire Purchase, where only 2 parties are involved, the buyer and seller. Seller sells the goods with proper Invoice with Sales Tax, buyer ask him to charge some interest and give him facility to pay in installments. Property is of seller till contract is over.
Hire Purchase finance, where 3 parties are involved, the buyer, the seller and the financier. Seller sells the goods with proper Invoice with Sales Tax, buyer pays whatever possible by him, and ask its financier to pay the balance. The seller is out of picture now. Property is of financier now till the contract is over. The financier recieves its money in installments, and nothing to do with Sales Tax.
Hypothecation:
Hypothecation is a position where the owner assigns the right of ownership to the lender through still holding the possession.
In practical Hypothecation, where 3 parties are involved, the buyer, the seller and the financier. Seller sells the goods with proper Invoice with Sales Tax, buyer pays whatever possible by him, and ask its financier to pay the balance to be treated as "loan" against the property which he is about to acquire. The seller is out of picture now. Property is of buyer now. It is given as security against the loan which buyer has taken from financier.recieves its money in installments, and nothing to do with Sales Tax.
What is the difference between overwrite and insert mode?
Overwrite just writes what you are typing, ignoring if there is stuff there already so it obliterates what's there. "Insert" moves sideways any existing stuff to make room for what you type.
What is difference between between Q345 and S355 steel?
S355 is slightly stronger than Q345B, and the welding is exactly the same. S355NL grade is a normalized steel (fine-grained steel) in the EN10025-3:2004 standard.
EN 10025-2 S355JR material is a low-alloy high-strength structural steel that meets the European standard EN10025.
ensteelstandardcom/FAQ/what-is-the-difference-between-s355-and-q345b-steel.html
What is the difference between rubbing alcohol and isopropyl alcohol?
Rubbing alcohol, is a liquid prepared and used primarily for application. It is prepared from a special denatured alcohol solution and contains 97.5-100% by volume of pure, concentrated ethonal(ethyl alcohol) or isopropyl alcohol (isopropanol). Individual manufacturers can use their own "formulation standards" in which the ethanol content usually ranges from 70-99% In the UK the equivalent skin preparation is surgical spirit which is always based on an ethyl alcohol-methyl alcohol mixture.
What is the difference between idmt and dmt?
idmt means inverse definite minimum time. so in this type of relay as the value of operand that is current increase time taken by the relay to operate decrease. higher the current lower is the time taken by the relay to operate. AND dmt definite minimum time (DMT) relay take its minimum time to operate regardless of the value of the current.
The definite mean time lag in disc type EM relays is inverse to current as the disc is faster at higher current and hence the less time.Definite mean time lag is possible in static relays by setting the time lag.
What is the difference between M1928 Thompson and M1A1 Thompson?
The M1928/A1 has the cocking handle on top, a finned barrel with the Cutts compensator, the "Blish lock", a bolt with an actual firing pin, and machined selector knobs. It can take the drum magazines or the 20 or 30 round sticks.
The M1A1 was designed to be easier and cheaper to manufacture and has none of these. The cocking handle is on the right side, the barrel is not finned and lacks the compensator, and there is no firing pin, just a pin-shaped projection in the bolt face. The selector knobs are much simpler. It also lacks the Blish lock, which was actually unnecessary. It cannot fit the drum magazines, which were, in any case, unsuitable for military use, as they are heavy, unreliable, and rattly.
The M1928's also all came with the vertical pistol foregrip, while most of the M1928A1's and all M1/M1A1'a had the horizontal foregrip. The buttstock on the M1928/A1's slides on and off and is locked with a button. The M1/A1's were fixed with two screws.
What is the different between an overpass and an underpass?
An "Overpass" is a structure where the majority of the traffic travels 'over' something else (a river, another road). A "Underpass" is where the majority of the traffic travels 'under' another structure.
A structure cannot be both.
A 'grade separation' is where an grade of one feature changes to accommodate another feature (rail road, another road).
Difference between balance of trade and balance of payment?
Balance of Trade is the accounting of goods and service imported and exported.
Balance of Payments is the accounting of money owed and loaned other nations.
What is the difference between a mohawk and a mohican?
Many people get confused between Mohawk and Mohican Indians. They are not the same. Mohawks and Mohicans are actually rival tribes.
What is difference between the HT panel and LT panel?
An LT panel is a device that receives power and distributes it to other devices and boards. An HT panel is the same thing except it is used for high tension cables.
The origin refers to the muscle attachment that is more stable. The tendon that attaches the muscle to its origin can be called the origin tendon,
What is the difference between founder and discoverer?
A founder is someone who establishes an institution and a discoverer is someone who is the first to discover something.
What is the difference between an umbrella and a parasol?
Parasol is for sunlight, umbrella is for rain.
What is the difference between an efficient portfolio and the optimal portfolio?
The difference is that an efficient portfolio is one that offers the lowest risk for the greatest return or vice versa. An optimal portfolio is one that is preferred by investors because it is tailored specifically to the individual's risk preferences.
What is the difference between greymon and geogreymon?
GeoGreymon looks almost exactly alike to G
reymon, but is thinner and what some would call "toned." On the horns there are red markings unlikeGreymon
which has none.