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- noun
flow (through a system or process)
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Examples
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The "operating government" (as opposed to the social "flowthrough" government) got "hooked" on use of social security program income "profits" to offset operating deficits.
The New Deal Legacy, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Is an intentional attempt at “interior streetscape” or marketplace feel, with flowthrough and action on first floor.
Computers in Libraries 2007: Darien Library « Attempting Elegance 2007
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The pub is designed in a way that confounds every single principle of 21st century customer flowthrough and spend maximisation.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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If you weren't flowing Usan through with 0 margin, if you just took that out, just what would margins look like without that Usan flowthrough at 0 margin?
unknown title 2011
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Similarly the introduction of DSL led to "operations gaps" that required object-oriented inventory management and workflow software to enable flowthrough provisioning that could cope with mass market uptake.
Light Reading: 2009
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Similarly the introduction of DSL led to "operations gaps" that required object-oriented inventory management and workflow software to enable flowthrough provisioning that could cope with mass market uptake.
Light Reading: 2009
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"We could have withheld up to 3 percent of the money as the flowthrough agent," she said.
unknown title 2009
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