all-or-none

all-or-none

All or None (AON) is a stock market term usually mentioned when trading securities. It signifies that the buyer or seller will make the trade if and only if all shares will be traded at once.

Sometimes the phrase All or None is also used to describe the behavior of action potentials of neurons, where, if a Neuron fires at all, it will be propagated all the way from the beginning to the end of the axonal process.

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Daylight-saving time will kick in Sunday: Time change is three weeks earlier than last year 

South Bend Tribune - Mar 09 4:01 AM
The time to spring forward is jumping ahead.

Hans Blix at the Tea Lounge 3/29 
All About Jazz - Mar 08 10:01 AM
BROOKLYN, NY - Hans Blix is ready to show Brooklyn what free improvisation is really all about.

Babb defends board changes 
The Montana Standard - Mar 08 11:44 PM
Chief Executive Paul Babb fired back Thursday at officials who criticized his decision to replace all five members of the Butte Law Enforcement Commission.

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