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incept

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in·cept  (n-spt)
tr.v. in·cept·ed, in·cept·ing, in·cepts
To take in; ingest.

[Latin incipere, incept-, to begin, take up; see inception.]

in·ceptor n.


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It has a correspondingly higher third-order incept point of +36dBm with +19dBm input tones.
Simmers' management will use its best endeavors to obtain such approval for the conversion if exercised, failing which a 1% Net Smelter Return (NSR) will incept for the life of the Northwest project.
 
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