Additional payment or correction of records on a previously processed claim.
A change in an account resulting from an inadequate entry. See also Estimation error.
This is an official action, normally either by change in the internal economic policies to correct a payment imbalance or in the official currency rate.
Moving a joint beyond its passive range of motion limit by means of a sudden thrust or impulse, usually accompanied by an audible "popping" sound. Otherwise known as spinal manipulation.
a chiropractic manipulation
a chiropractic procedure that uses a controlled force with a specific direction and velocity aimed at a specific joint or region in order to restore the proper motion or function to that joint or region
a correction-a resetting-of misaligned vertebrae
a force applied to a joint that is both fast and of low amplitude
a force to adjust your vertebra back into position, effectively restoring spinal motion
a gentle, exact procedure that the doctor uses to correct the position of the misaligned vertebrae
a gentle force introduced into the spine intended to release a vertebral
a gentle maneuver performed by a chiropractor to affected joints in the body primarily the spine
an application of force applied on the body over a spinal vertebrae, using part of the vertebrae as a lever to alter the position of the bone
a precise force delivered in a very specific direction by the hand of the Chiropractor
a precise force given to a precise joint to restore proper motion
a precise procedure in which a trained Doctor of Chiropractic exerts specific corrective pressure at specific places on your spine or other joint
a procedure in which a chiropractor skillfully applies pressure to a region of the spine that is out of alignment
a rapid, gentle, and specific force applied by the chiropractor to the subluxated vertebrae to restore motion or position
a safe and gentle chiropractic procedure used to eliminate or reduce a subluxation
a short, rapid thrust onto a vertebra in a very specific direction that will restore movement into the fixated joint
a short, rapid thrust onto a vertebra in the direction that will replace it into a normal position
a specifically directed force, normally by hand, designed to 'unlock' the subluxated vertebrae and return normal motion and alignment to the spine
a specific application of force addressing a specific vertebra
a specific manipulation of the vertebral segments of your spine
a specific movement applied to a joint to restore proper motion and function and eliminate nerve irritation
a technique in which the professional chiropractor skillfully applies pressure to an area of the spine that is out of alignment
a treatment unique to the chiropractic profession which mobilizes (loosens) and realigns a bone, usually a vertebra, which has lost its normal range of movement and alignment with an adjacent bone (see Subluxation)
The specific application of force to aid the body's correction of nerve interference. See additional explanation.
Fudging the survey data (by extremely fancy and esoteric mathematical techniques) so that errors and blunders are no longer obvious. (This is believed to be more ritually pure than showing the data as it is.)
A form of manipulation, where the application of force is of a high velocity - low amplitude thrust.
The use of pressure or force in specific location, direction and time to the spine or other articulations of the body to help normalize function.
a highly specialized, directed, and controlled pressure or thrust to restore better position and motion of a "stuck" joint
A correction applied to a subluxation in order to reduce it and restore normal nerve function.
Process designed to remove inconsistencies in measured or computed quantities by applying derived corrections to compensate for random or accidental errors.
chiropractic term which describes the skilled application of force to a joint or motion segment to improve intersegmental motion, decrease localized muscle tension, and restore normal motion and position.
A debit or credit to a Cardholder or Seller account to correct a transaction error.
In chiropractic, a small controlled thrust that moves a joint slightly beyond its normal range of motion.
An entry initiated by an Acquirer for the purpose of correcting a system error or an inaccurate record of a transaction, and effecting the movement of funds between the Issuer and Acquirer with respect to such transaction.
An official action taken by a government or its central bank by either change in the internal economic policies to correct a payment imbalance or in the official currency rate.
An adjustment is initiated by the acquirer to correct a processing error. The error could be a duplication of a transaction or the result of a cardholder dispute. The acquirer debits or credits the merchant DDA account for the dollar amount of the adjustment.
A specific directional thrust maneuver or application of forces applied to a subluxated vertebra that sets the vertebra into motion with the intent to reduce and/or correct the vertebral misalignment, thus improving the neurological component of the vertebral subluxation complex along with vivification of the affected tissues and body functions.
Restoration of the misalignments of C1, the skull, spine, and pelvis to the vertical axis of the body (normal) and the establishment of equilibrium.
(also see Refund) A mechanism set out in the Customs Act for importers or owners of goods to adjust their accounting record when they become aware of an error in the information they have provided. A declaration of goods not originally accounted for, or a correction or refund, must be submitted on Form B2, Canada Customs - Adjustment Request.
A specific treatment to the human body designed to improve the integrity of a joint. In the Chiropractic profession there are over 60 separate and different ways to give an adjustment. They can be categorized into 1) force, 2) minimum force and 3) non-force.
A debit or credit Transaction initiated by an Acquirer, or Terminal Operator on behalf of an Acquirer to correct a system error or to correct an out-of-balance condition identified in the Settlement process.
Official action normally by either change in the internal economic policies to correct a payment imbalance or in the official currency rate or. Adjustment - Official action normally by either change in the internal economic policies to correct a payment imbalance or in the official currency rate or.
Process used to obtain correct line, range, and connect height of burst (if time fuzes are used) in engaging a target by observed fire.