Consolidation
Consolidation or consolidation (from the Latin consolidare , to make firm, to make strong) stands for:
- Aggregation (OLAP) , compression, summarizing of data volumes
- Aggregation (economy) , combining several individual variables into one overall variable
- Consolidation (mining) , merging of adjacent mines
- Consolidation (soil mechanics) , the solidification of the soil
- Consolidation (property law) , coincidence of rights and obligations of a right in rem in one person
- Consolidation (finance) , converting short term to long term debt
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Consolidation (medicine) , healing or non-progression of a disease
- Accumulation of body fluids and other tissues in the alveoli , see Consolidation (Medicine) # Pulmonology
- Consolidation (neuropsychology) , deepened storage of information in the learning process
- Consolidated financial statements , summarizing and cleaning up the individual financial statements of several companies in a group
- Budget consolidation , reduction in net new government debt
See also:
- Consolidated standard , adapted version of a standardization
- Consolidation
- Solidification
Wiktionary: Consolidation - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Wiktionary: consolidate - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
