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odd-lot : of, relating to, or being the type of worker considered under the odd-lot doctrine [an worker without stable employment] ...
odd-lot
odd-lot : of, relating to, or being the type of worker considered under the odd-lot doctrine [an worker without stable employment] ...
Odd
Not paired with another or remaining over after a pairing without a mate unmatched single as an odd shoe an odd glove...
Odds
Difference in favor of one and against another excess of one of two things or numbers over the other inequality advantage superiority hence excess of chances probability The odds are often expressed by a ratio as the odds are three to one that he will win i e he will win three times out of four...
odd-lot doctrine
odd-lot doctrine : a doctrine in workers' compensation law: a disabled worker who is not totally incapacitated for all work may nonetheless be considered totally disabled if there is no reasonably dependable market for his or her services ...
Odd Fellow
A member of a secret order or fraternity styled the Independent Order of Odd Fellows established for mutual aid and social enjoyment...
odd job
varied and irregularly performed of paid labor as he found only odd job employment...
Oddly
In an odd manner unevenly...
Oddness
The state of being odd or not even...
parity check
The act or process of testing whether a byte or other data structure has an even or odd number of bits set to the value of 1 it is used primarily to detect errors in data especially in memory banks or in data transmitted over a communications line The parity can be changed by assigning one bit in each data structure as the parity bit so that the total number of bits set to the value of 1 is odd odd parity or even even parity If parity is used for error checking the writing and reading systems must first agree on which type of parity odd or even to use if the reading system detects a deviation from the agreed parity it signals an error to be handled by the error handling processes of the system...
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