Previously called "Quarters of Coverage." As you work and pay Social Security taxes, you earn credits that count toward your eligibility for future Social Security benefits. You can [..]

Points that are awarded to course module: a module is usually worth 10 or 20 credits. Undergraduate programmes at Nottingham are taught within the Undergraduate Modular Scheme (UMS). This is built on a nationally recognised framework; full-time students must undertake 120 academic credits of study each year, e.g. six 20-credit modules. Part-time st [..]

Units of payment that are used for the pay as you go plan. They work like postage stamps for email. One credit is equal to one email sent to one subscriber.

in general, this term refers to the text appearing on screen - composed of a list of technical personnel, cast, and production crew of a film; specifically, it refers to the list of names and function [..]

Several definitions: 1) A term used in accounting to describe a payment made towards an amount owed. 2) May also be a transaction between two parties whereby one (creditor/lender) provides money, good [..]

Any textual statement at the beginning or end of a motion picture, videorecording, or television program identifying by name the director, producer, screenwriter, performers, narrator, and other perso [..]

Reductions of tax liability allowed by Congress for various purposes.

Outdated, damaged, or unsalable merchandise where a refund can be obtained from another source.

When you put money into a slot machine it’s divided by the coin size to get the total number of credits you have to play with. If the machine has a coin size of 50 cents and you put in $60 you have 12 [..]

Credits are what the coins are converted to once they are in the machine. For example, on a nickel slot machine, when a dollar is inserted into the machine, the player will then have twenty credits on [..]

The units that money is converted into when inserted into a machine. For example on a 1 cent machine $1 buys 100 credits.

another word for "coins." When gamblers insert a $20 bill in a slot machine, that cash is converted into credits, based on the coin size of the game. "Fifty credits

Currency or tokens used to represent money.

This term is used to identify both what you bet with and what you win. Players don’t play with currency they wager with credits and win the same. These credits may be purchased and also cashed in for [..]

Refunds and payments applied to your account. One example of a refund is a merchant credit for an item or items you return to them.

the chips that you use for wagering.

This stylebook represents the combined efforts of Lily Altavena, Jason Axelrod, Richard J. Dalton, Jr., Jake Geller, Kristin Gilger, Lauren Loftus and Theresa Poulson, all associated with the National [..]

Additions or deposits to an account. In a bank account register, credits are added to the balance.

Credits, in accounting, are the amounts that offset debits. Pertaining to an individual's credit card statement, a credit is an amount that reduces the total amount due. In taxes, credits are amo [..]

Credits are the value assigned to a class. It is often related to how many hours the course is per week. Certificate, diploma and degree programs are defined in terms of credits. Every paper has a cre [..]

acknowledgements

Specify the number of course credits to search for.

(n) a list of acknowledgements of those who contributed to the creation of a film (usually run at the end of the film)

The academic weight assigned to a course.

Unit used to measure course work. Students must earn a minimum number of credits in a specified area to earn a degree.

Units that most colleges and universities use to record the completion of courses (with passing grades) that are required for an academic degree.

If you have a store credit, you can use the credit to purchase merchandise free of charge. If you have a tax credit, your taxes are reduced by the amount of your credit. You can get tax credits for pu [..]

Units that count toward entitlement for Social Security benefits, based on earnings in covered employment. You can earn up to four credits a year. Social Security awards one credit for every quarter i [..]

Each module is worth a certain number of credits. You must achieve a certain number of credits in each year to be able to progress to the next level of study and ultimately graduate.

Units that a school uses to indicate that a student has completed and passed courses that are required for a degree. Each school defines the total number and types of credits necessary for degree completion, with every course being assigned a value in terms of "credits," "credit hours," or "units.&qu [..]

Opening names in a film or TV show; also refers to one’s performance experience listed on a resume or in a program.

the number of credits the module is worth in the Queen Mary credit system. This will usually be 15 credits for a semester-long module and 30 credits for a year-long module, although this can vary betw [..]

currency used to represent money

In slots, credits are units that players can bet.

Listing of those involved in the development of a game, typically including the programmer, artist, musician, and producer.

Tokens which represent money in a slot game.

The cash balance that is immediately available for a stake.

Glossary abdomen (noun)

 Entries made on the right hand side of “T” accounts.

Credits are units institutions use to record the completion of courses (with passing grades) that are required for an academic degree. The catalog of a college or university defines the number and kin [..]

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