(4b) this wave of depolarization triggers the opening of ordinary voltage-gated calcium (Ca ++) channels in the smooth endoplasmic reticulum which permits an additional influx of calcium (Ca ++) ions into the general cytoplasm.
A regulatory asset is an asset that is owned by a utility, but is controlled or regulated by a government regulatory agency.In most instances, the agency grants the utility the privilege of deferring the costs or revenues associated with the asset to the companyâs balance sheet.y recording a regulatory asset on the company balance sheet, there is no opportunity for the asset to be overlooked or omitted from the overall accounting process. Watch the Did-You-Know slideshow.
Fixed assets â What are fixed assets? Definition: Fixed assets are economic resources which cannot be easily liquidated (converted into cash). The term fixed assets refers to assets that cannot be converted into cash easily - most notably a company's property, plant and equipment. These assets are usually listed on a company's balance sheet below current assets. Fixed assets also include any assets a company has that are not sold directly to their customers - e.g. motor vehicles, furniture, office equipment, computers, etc.