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1) "Due" -- As to due diligence checklist 1due
Pronunciation: 'dü, 'dyü
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French deu, past participle of dever to owe, from Latin debEre -- more at DEBT
1 : owed or owing as a debt
2 a : owed or owing as a natural or moral right <everyone's right to dissent...is due the full protection of the Constitution -- Nat Hentoff> b : according to accepted notions or procedures : APPROPRIATE <with all due respect>
3 a : satisfying or capable of satisfying a need, obligation, or duty : ADEQUATE <giving the matter due attention> b : REGULAR, LAWFUL <due proof of loss>
4 : capable of being attributed : ASCRIBABLE -- used with to <this advance is partly due to a few men of genius -- A. N. Whitehead>
5 : having reached the date at which payment is required : PAYABLE <the rent is due>
6 : required or expected in the prescribed, normal, or logical course of events : SCHEDULED <the train is due at noon>; also : expected to give birth
- due·ness noun Pronunciation Symbols
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2) "Diligence" -- As to due diligence checklist 1dil·i·gence
Pronunciation: 'di-l&-j&n(t)s
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin diligentia, from diligent-, diligens
1 a : persevering application : ASSIDUITY b obsolete : SPEED, HASTE
2 : the attention and care legally expected or required of a person (as a party to a contract) Pronunciation Symbols
- The state or quality of pursuing one's goals with conviction, persistence and dedication.
- A large stagecoach, the diligence, though not invariably with four horses, was the continental analogue for public conveyance, with other minor varieties such as the Stellwagen and Eilwagen. Stagecoaches could compete with canal boats, but they were rendered obsolete in Europe as the rail network expanded in the 19th century.
(French, from (carrosse de) diligence, speed (coach), from Old French, diligence, from Latin dīligentia, from dīligēns, dīligent-, diligent.) This page has been transwikied to Wiktionary.
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3) "Checklist" -- As to due diligence checklist check·list
Pronunciation: 'chek-"list
Function: noun
: a list of things to be checked or done <a pilot's checklist before takeoff>; also : a comprehensive list <a checklist of bird species> Pronunciation Symbols
A checklist is used to compensate for the weaknesses of human memory to help ensure consistency and completeness in carrying out a task. Some applications include: - a tool that is used as a human factors aid in aviation safety to ensure that a long list of items are not forgotten. It is needed due to the limitations of human memory. Checklists are also used elsewhere. Some examples are a to do list or as preparation for a trip.
- use in medical practice to ensure that clinical practice guidelines are followed.
- used in quality assurance of software engineering, to check process compliance, code standardization and error prevention, and others.
- often used in industry in operations procedures.
- How the pilot's checklist came about: short FAA version and long Air Force Magazine version
- Virtual Checklist - an Open Source (GPL) checklist software written in VB.NET.
- Checklists - some examples.
- Electronic Checklist Specialists .
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