Analysis. An analysis of the types, quantity, and availability of labor required to perform all of the Work;
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Analysis. The Model may be analyzed for performance of selected systems by application of specific performance criteria assigned to the representative Model Elements.
Analysis. All options should be analyzed using appropriate tools and measures. The analysis should include a discussion of the options considered, their relative merits and the rationale for the recommendation.
Analysis. In this section we present the results of our corpus analysis. We begin Section 4.1. with patterns of agreement with the verb 'to be' in the Corpus of Global Web-Based English (GloWbE), ignoring te differences between the national varieties. In Section 4.1. we shall give a general description of patterns of agreement with the selected collective nouns, so as to get a rough idea about general tendencies regardless of which national variety of English is involved. That is the reason why we shall be using the Corpus of Global Web-Based English, ignoring at this point the variation between the different national varieties. Although this decision has its weaknesses, i.e. there is no way to control the relative proportions of patterns in the different national varieties, this is intended to give a preliminary general idea about the patterns that could be found in each of the national varities to be studied in more detail below (Section 4.2) In Section 4.2. our focus will be on the variation between AmE and BrE. For this analysis we shall again use the Corpus of Global Web-Based English (GloWbE). We shall compare the use of singular and plural verbs with the collective nouns and see if any differences occur between these two national varietes. In Section 4.3 we will examine the results from the spoken media from the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) and find out if the patterns which occur in Section 4.2 match the results from the spoken media at least for AmE.
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Analysis. As required by the NRC Maintenance Rule, the Developer may, at its discretion and with the Connecting Transmission Owners’ reasonable cooperation, conduct an analysis of a failure of any Scriba Substation component identified in Section 5 of Appendix C, and any personnel error leading to the failure of any such component. The Connecting Transmission Owners will cooperate with the Developer and promptly, upon Developer’s request, provide Developer with all information under the Connecting Transmission Owners’ control and consistent with Good Utility Practice necessary for Developer to: (1) determine whether the failure was a functional failure of equipment or the result of personnel error; (2) determine whether the failure, if a functional failure, was maintenance preventable; and (3) conduct root cause analyses of those failures as the Developer deems appropriate. At the request of Developer, and at Developer’s expense, the Connecting Transmission Owners shall assist in the performance of a root cause analysis for any Scriba Substation component failure identified in Section 5 of Appendix C and any personnel error leading to the failure of any such component, as Developer deems necessary.
Analysis. The Model may be analyzed based on volume, all spaces, area, solar orientation and configuration by application of generalized performance criteria assigned to the representative Model Elements.
Analysis. CPA Global’s analysis of the Data to determine data quality and liaison with the Customer where CPA Global identifies any discrepancies;
Analysis. Sugar may collect, use, process, store, and analyze diagnostic and usage related content from computers, mobile phones or other devices that Subscription Users use to access Services to create and/or compile anonymized and aggregated statistics about Services and how customers use them. Diagnostic and usage related content may include, but is not limited to, log-in information, IP addresses, internet service, location, type of browser, modules and features that are used and/or accessed, and licensing, system, and service performance data. 14.13.
