Assertions. The parties acknowledge that Supplier may provide pre-contract rights in data assertions in accordance with the FAR and/or DFARS on its behalf. Such assertions, when made, are hereby acknowledged as incorporated into this Purchase Order. Flyer, however, makes no representations regarding the accuracy of such assertions.
Assertions. Each of the following assertions is a material provision of this Agreement.
Assertions. Each of the following constitutes a material provision of this Agreement.
Assertions. This Sublease is made with reference to the following facts and objectives, each of which is a material provision of this Sublease:
Assertions. This Agreement is made with reference to the following facts and objectives, each of which is a material provision of this Agreement:
Assertions. It will connect via a DBLINK or JDBC Type 4 connection It is an Oracle database if using the DBLINK connectivity It will not treat PBIS as a transactional information server but will treat PBIS as the source to build a data repository on [Interfacing System] It resides outside the ALTESS boundary and is located on the .MIL network Password Encryption at Rest Each system password at rest on each system is encrypted using the following FIPS 140-2 and/or Common Criteria (CC) validated products. Other PBIS data does not require encryption at rest. PBIS uses Oracle’s DBMS Crypto encryption suite to encrypt passwords at rest [Interfacing System encryption method]
Assertions. This technique is used with both static and dynamic verification. An assertion is a statement regarding some expected behaviour of the design. Assertions behave as checks and can be embedded into the design early, i.e., at the design time. They can also be inserted later by verification engineers. They are used to verify assumptions about how a design should operate. Assertions are very appropriate for verifying protocol scenarios at interfaces. They are also used to express definitive properties about a system or module. Besides enabling DFV as previously discussed, assertions can be perceived as providers of internal test points in the design, therefore increasing the observability and ability to debug it. Instead of comparing the system as a whole to a complex model, smaller monitors are put in place, therefore making strategically placed checks on important parts of the design. Additionally, assertions can increase the verification productivity and minimize the integration effort.
