(m) Intangibles means all forms of movable property other than tangibles.

The law should include a comprehensive and consistent set of provisions on non possessory security rights in tangibles and intangibles.

(jj) Non possessory security right means a security right in (i) tangibles that are not in the actual possession of the secured creditor or another person holding the tangibles for the benefit of the secured creditor, or (ii) intangibles.

Among the categories of intangibles are claims and receivables.

(i) Tangibles means all forms of corporeal movable property.

The law should also provide for possessory security rights in tangibles.

Leadership . In the end, all presidential elections come down to the intangibles of leadership.

A sale and leaseback transaction provides a method by which a company can obtain credit based upon its existing tangibles (usually equipment) while still retaining possession and the right to use the tangibles in the operation of its business.

So as leaders, we understand that intangibles are important, but we don't have a clue how to measure them.

(k) Equipment means tangibles (other than negotiable instruments, negotiable documents and inventory), used by a person in the operation of its business.

(oo) Buyer in the ordinary course of business means a person that buys inventory in the ordinary course from a person in the business of selling tangibles of that kind and without knowledge that the sale violates the security rights or other rights of another person in the tangibles.

So I went out and studied a bunch of things, and I found a survey that showed that 94 percent of business leaders worldwide believe that the intangibles are important in their business, things like intellectual property, their corporate culture, their brand loyalty, and yet, only five percent of those same leaders actually had a means of measuring the intangibles in their business.

(n) Claim means a right to the performance of a non monetary obligation other than a right in tangibles under a negotiable document.

In many cases, the financing is provided by the seller of the tangibles (inventory and equipment) purchased. In other cases, the financing is provided by a lender.

The seller retains title or the lender is granted a security right in the tangibles purchased to secure the repayment of the credit or loan.

Sometimes, focusing on what's heroic, beautiful and dignified, regardless of the context, can help magnify these intangibles three ways, in the protagonist of the story, in the audience, and also in the storyteller.

Sometimes, focusing on what's heroic, beautiful and dignified, regardless of the context, can help magnify these intangibles three ways, in the protagonist of the story, in the audience, and also in the storyteller.

(j) Inventory means a stock of tangibles (other than negotiable instruments and negotiable documents) held for sale or lease in the ordinary course of business and also raw and semi processed materials (work in process).

Mass or product means tangibles (other than negotiable instruments or documents) that are so closely associated with each other that they cannot become subject to separate security rights.

Fixtures in movables means tangibles (other than negotiable instruments and negotiable documents) that can become subject to separate security rights even though they are closely associated with other movable property, without however losing their identity.

Together, these parties should take a binary approach, addressing both hardware factors (which remain constant, such as physical distance to treatment centers and elongated supply chains) and software factors (the intangibles that vary greatly in each region, such as the role of family and cultural beliefs).

(ii) Possessory security right means a security right in tangibles that are in the actual possession of the secured creditor or of another person (other than the debtor or other grantor) holding the asset for the secured creditor.

(x) Negotiable document means, subject to law other than secured transactions law, a document that embodies a right for delivery of tangibles, such as a warehouse receipt or a bill of lading, which satisfies the requirements for negotiability under the law governing negotiable documents.

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