- When part of a
right is
vested and part
remains unvested, it is
considered "partly
vested". In
cases of
partial vesting, a "
vesting schedule" is a table...
- Constitution.
Article I,
Section 1: All
legislative Powers herein granted shall be
vested in a
Congress of the
United States,
which shall consist of a
Senate and...
-
Vester may
refer to:
Places Vešter, a
settlement in the Muni****lity of Škofja Loka in the
Upper Carniola region of
Slovenia Vester H****ing, a Danish...
- Look up
vestal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Vestal may
refer to:
Pertaining to
Vesta (mythology), a
Roman goddess The
sacred fire of
Vesta The...
- RNS-based counter. The four
VEST family trees described in the
cipher specification are
VEST-4,
VEST-8,
VEST-16, and
VEST-32.
VEST ciphers support keys and...
- A
bulletproof vest, also
known as a
ballistic vest or a bullet-resistant
vest, is an item of body
armour that
helps absorb the
impact and
reduce or stop...
- lifetime.
There are two
types of
remainders in
property law:
vested and contingent. A
vested remainder is held by a
specific person without any conditions...
-
Vested interest or
Vested interests may
refer to: Look up
vested interest in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Vested interest (communication theory), a...
- The
House of the
Vestal Virgins (Latin:
Atrium Vestae; Italian: Casa
delle Vestali) was the
residence of
Vestal Virgins,
located behind the
circular Temple...
- La
Vestale (en. The
Vestal) is a
grand ballet in
three acts and four
scenes with c****ography by
Marius Petipa and
music by
Mikhail Ivanov. The ballet...