A fixed asset is an item/asset that can or does generate income/revenue and its value does not flutuate in the short term. A fixed cost is an expense that is repetative such as your real estate tax and utility bills. So the short answer is no. These are two different and opposite items.
Because the NPV method uses a reinvestment rate close to its current cost of capital, the reinvestment assumptions of the NPV method are more realistic than those associated with the IRR method. NPV also has an advantage over IRR when a project has non-normal cash flows. Non-normal cash flows exist if there is a large cash outflow during or at the end of the project. The presence of non-normal cash flows will lead to multiple IRRs. Hence, the IRR method cannot be employed in the evaluation process.
Magnetic resonance venography (MRV) is an accurate, noninvasive technique used to detect deep vein thrombosis. This application of MRI provides images of blood flow in diseased and normal veins. In patients who are allergic to iodinated contrast medium, MRV is used in place of venography or CT venography. MRV is particularly useful for visualizing vascular abnormalities, thrombosis, and other pathology. MRV can be accomplished with a contrast-enhanced (CE) or nonâcontrast-enhanced method. Special imaging sequences allow the visualization of moving blood within the venous system.