Shared Equipment shall have the meaning set forth in Exhibit A hereto.
Shared Equipment means two (2) drivers sharing one (1) allocated power unit, from a production location.
Shared Equipment means the flight information display system (“FIDS”), the baggage information display system (“BIDS”), the LAN, the paging system, and the baggage handling system (conveyors, carrousels and associated equipment), that are designated for use by the Company, including the automated ground transportation system in the passenger tunnel connecting Terminal 3 to Concourse A.
Examples of Shared Equipment in a sentence
Link to return to sport protocols is found here.https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/07253-return-to-sport-protocols/ Shared Equipment Toys All toys should be cleaned on a regular basis for example weekly.
Seller shall also cause the Shared Equipment to be constructed, maintained and operated in accordance with Good Utility Practice.
In no event will the Shared Equipment have an as-built nameplate capacity that is less than the aggregate nameplate capacity of the Facility and the Other Facility at any time during the Services Term.
The Shared Equipment shall include any replacements of such items or additions thereto as mutually agreed by the parties from time to time in accordance with this Agreement.
Shared Equipment Art – Where possible students should be encouraged to have their own individual art and equipment supplies.
More Definitions of Shared Equipment
Shared Equipment means the components of the Facility (other than the turbines) required to deliver Products to the Delivery Point and will include the offshore substation platform, export cables, inter-array cables, onshore substation, onshore routing and switching station and the point of interconnection.
Shared Equipment means that equipment then owned or otherwise under the control of Seller intended for simultaneous use in multiple locations in the Complex. “Shared Services” means those services described in Schedule D.
Shared Equipment means manufacturing equipment located at the Girardet Facility and used in the Business and the Spine Business immediately prior to the date of this Agreement.
Shared Equipment means the equipment designated as “Shared Equipment” on Schedule 2.1(g).
Shared Equipment means any Equipment that does not form a part of a Unit, Train or Pipeline and is used in connection with the operation of one or more Units, Trains or Pipelines. “Site” has the meaning set forth in Section 2.19(a). “Sole Expert” has the meaning set forth in Section 14.5(b)(iii). “Spares” has the meaning set forth in Section 2.10(c). “Subcontract” has the meaning set forth in Section 2.5. “Subcontractor” has the meaning set forth in Section 2.5. 6
Shared Equipment means the multi user flight information display system (“MUFIDS”), the LAN, paging system and the baggage handling system (conveyors, carrousels and associated equipment), that are designated for use by the Company, including the automated guideway transit (AGT) system in the passenger tunnel connecting Terminal 3 to Concourse A.
Shared Equipment means two drivers sharing one (1) allocated power unit, from a production location. SWITCH RUN EXPRESS RUN Shall mean drivers working on allocated power units who exchange equipment where product is moving in both directions: Or equipment working from a production point and the exchange takes place en route. SPLIT RUN Shall mean two (2) drivers on one (1) allocated power unit piece of equipment working for a non production location in this industry. Section Drivers on split run operations shall be subject to the hours off regulations as outlined in Section In the case of split runs, the mandatory weekend thirty-six (36) hours on time off to average over a two week period so as to allow drivers to change shifts. Section Drivers on split run operations delayed at the home terminal over three (3) hours from the maximum hours off period (12 hours) shall be paid the drivers' hourly rate for all time held thereafter, up to nine hours in any twenty-four (24) hour period. It shall be the responsibility of the Company to notify the drivers on split run operations at least three (3) hours prior to the expiry of the hours off period that he will be delayed and to the expected extent of the delay providing contact can be made. Section Where two specific drivers are assigned one specific piece of equipment and one driver does not return at the appointed starting time of the second driver, the second driver will be given other proper operational available equipment or, if no such equipment is available, he will be guaranteed nine pay at the city and highway hourly rate. The foregoing shall be in conjunction with Section Equipment taken off the road on a preventative maintenance check must be put back to the assigned location at the completion of the check and must not be assigned to any other area that would prevent the equipment from returning to where it was taken from.