Averaging Periods Clause Samples
The "Averaging periods" clause defines the specific time frame over which certain values, such as prices, rates, or performance metrics, are calculated by averaging data points. In practice, this clause specifies the start and end dates of the averaging period and may detail how to handle non-business days or missing data within that timeframe. Its core function is to provide a clear and consistent method for determining variable amounts, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential disputes over fluctuating values.
Averaging Periods. A) Employees’ averaging periods will be reduced by eight (8) hours or the number of hours worked in a normal day for each designated holiday within the averaging period.
Averaging Periods. The averaging periods specified in the AER’s Final Decision must be used for the purposes of calculating the annual return on debt observation for each regulatory year of this Access Arrangement Period. In the ‘PTRM input’ sheet of AGN’s final decision PTRM, update the relevant cell to reflect the updated return on debt estimate (kdt). This is:
Averaging Periods. (a) The averaging periods specified in confidential appendix J of attachment 3 of the AER’s Final Decision must be used for the purposes of calculating the annual return on debt observation for each Financial Year of the Access Arrangement Period,
Averaging Periods. General Provisions. Downward Reclassification Increment Date a Use of Private Vehicles kilometre Kilometre Review ALLOWANCES, DIFFERENTIALS AND OTHER PAYMENTS