The amount of capital investment remaining at the end of a term for a lease. This amount of money usually represents the repurchase amount of the building from the leasing company. It may also be used as a base for determining repurchase or optional purchase price for the customer.
Refers to any substance that remains after the fermentation. Typically used in relation to sugar (see below).
That which remains after a removal or displacement process.
adj remaining; left over - n something which is remaining or left over. [Lat residuus, remaining
(1) For sequential-pay CMO structures, a residual tranche is the CMO tranche that receives the excess cash flow that remains after all of the payments due to the holders of other tranches and all of the administrative expenses have been met. When the residual is an accrual bond, it is often called a Z tranche or a Z bond. (2) In REMIC CMO structures, one class of each issue must be designated as the residual for tax purposes. Some REMIC residuals do not meet the traditional definition of a residual as the last tranche to be retired.
A soil material or landform that remains in place from the past.
The amount of chlorine remaining after the initial reaction in a water purification system; used as a monitoring measurement by system operators.
something left after other parts have been taken away; "there was no remainder"; "he threw away the rest"; "he took what he wanted and I got the balance"
the lump sum remaining at the end of the lease, to be paid by the lessee.
The difference between monthly payments on the underlying collateral and the sum of CMO or REMIC bond payments plus administrative expenses. Residuals take the legal form of either an equity interest in a CMO owners' trust or a REMIC bond. Equity residuals generally are privately-placed ownership interest in CMO trusts, may have limited transferability and carry certain contingent liabilities. Any owner of a greater than 50 percent share of an equity residual must consolidate the entire CMO onto their balance sheet. Bond residuals have a nominal principal amount which allows them to be publicly registered bonds. These residuals are more liquid than equity residuals, having the same credit rating as the CMO, no consolidation requirements and fewer transfer restrictions. The performance of residuals indifferent interest rate environments is a function of the structure of the entire issue and must be analyzed on a case by case basis.
the amount of residue remaining at the end of the process
Refers to property of a substance ( pesticides are one example) that allows it to remain in an area for an extended period.
In a CMO, the residual is that tranche which collects any cash flow from the collateral that remains after obligations to the other tranches have been met. (See page 16.)
1) Of, relating to, or typical of a residue; 2) Left over as a residue-n. the amount remaining at the end of a process: remainder.
Mineral deposit formed by mechanical concentration, or by decomposition in the zone of weathering, e.g. kaolin from feldspar. Pertaining to an accumulation of rock debris formed by weathering and remaining in place after all but the least soluble constituents have been removed
left over After subtracting the background, there were some residual counts, and this we attributed to a radioactive isotope.
The urine remaining in the bladder just after urination.
value or income remaining after deducting an amount necessary to meet fixed obligations.
Leaving a residue that remains effective for an extended period.
The remaining substance of a cleaning agent or PIC on a wall, ceiling, contents item, etc.
The amount of a specific material remaining in the water following a water treatment process; may refer to material remaining as a result of incomplete removal (see leakage), or to material meant to remain in the treated water. (See residual chlorine.)
A general term for trees remaining after merchantable trees have been removed.
free and combined chlorine or total bromine left after dosing to provide continuous bacterial control
The amount of pollutant that remains in the environment after a natural or technological process has taken place, such as the particulates remaining in air after passing through a scrubber.
Usually refers to free available chlorine levels remaining in the pool after initial treatment or activity with contaminants.
In appraising, the value remaining after all deductions have been made.
The measurement of chlorine in water after treatment.
When a baby is gavage fed, the nurses or doctors may use a syringe to see if any undigested milk remains in the baby's stomach
a residue or remainder; remaining; left over
The desired amount of grass to be left in a paddock after grazing. Generally, the higher the grass residual, the higher the animal's rate of gain and milk production. This can be expressed either sward height or forage mass. Example: We could have a four-inch residual of a 1500lb/acre residual.
The amount of a specific material which remains in the water after the water has been through a water treatment step.
Any element remaining in any alloy following melting and casting which was not added to meet an analytical specification limit.
A substance, usually a chemical contaminant, left over after a process or test procedure.
of or designating material left in place when rock is weathered. [AHDOS
Refers to any cash flow remaining after the liquidation (full pay off) of all classes of securities in a CMBS. Multiple-Asset, Multiple Class CMBS frequently have a residual.