ConsCurr

An exchange rate that eliminates the effects of exchange rate fluctuations and that is used when calculating financial performance numbers. Companies with major foreign operations often use constant currencies when calculating their yearly performance measures.

For example, consider a UK company that sells primarily abroad and sets its prices according to U.S. dollars. If sales increase 10% in dollar terms, but the dollar fell 5% against the GB Pound during the year, only a 5% increase in sales will be reported in the accounts, unless a ConsCurr Rate is applied in the calculation. In other words, the use of constant currencies allows companies to show performance unaffected by currency fluctuations.

by Plutus May 7, 2009

Concurrency

providing simultaneous access to data by several users in a managed way

Anyone who uses an Airline Reservation system is in fact using a system with concurrency data control

by Lita January 11, 2005

Concurrage

Used to show that one agrees with something without using an extended sentence.

Traditional:

Statement: "Howling 3: The Marsupials was the best movie ever!"
Response: "I agree wholeheartedly!"

Updated:

Statement: "Howling 3: The Marsupials was the best movie ever!"
Response: "Concurrage!"

by mickmok February 27, 2009

concurrency

A currency whose valuation references the magnitude of transactions occurring simultaneously at any one instant. This magnitude is treated as a function of the distance between the producer and consumer.

Concurrency would make linear time a function of space.

by sandraxine August 9, 2018

Concurration

Concurration - Deep agreement to something. Instead of saying 'I concur' (I agree) you can say 'I am in concurration'

I must say that you have a very valid point and I do indeed believe I I am in concurration with your statement.

by Tyrus Rechs May 9, 2021

concurr

It means to agree with something or someone. When I was in the Marine Corps, we always said this to one another. I had never heard it before, but now I use it all the time.

Person#1: The sky is blue.

You: I concurr.

by B weezy70 September 4, 2009

I concurrently concur

To sarcastically agree to something extremely obvious.
To be a dick.

Dude, Call Of Duty is pretty popular.

I concurrently concur.

by Z Bobby Boy April 25, 2011