1. Period required to complete an activity, job, or task, usually excluding holidays and other non-working days. 2. Period a fixed-income security (such as an interest bearing bond) will take to recover the investment (principal and interest) in present value terms. This information is usually provided by the security's dealer or the mutual fund that invests in that security. See also Macaulay duration, and modified duration. 3. Change in the price of an interest generating security (such as a bond) caused by a one-percent change in interest rates.
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It works reliably for decades, and it safely pumps blood -- one of the trickiest liquids around. In the same way, your blood vessels are pipes. They take the output from the pump and distribute it throughout the body. A blood pressure gauge is simply a way to measure the performance of the pump and the pipes. There are two numbers in a blood pressure reading: systolic and diastolic. For example, a typical reading might be 120/80. When the doctor puts the cuff around your arm and pumps it up, what he/she is doing is cutting off the blood flow with the pressure exerted by the cuff.