Base Component Sample Clauses

Base Component. (1) To the extent that the Net Settlement Fund is sufficient in (2) If the Net Settlement Fund is not sufficient to make a $10.00 payment to each Participating Settlement Class Member, then the Net Settlement Fund shall be divided equally among Participating Settlement Class Members, and no Additional Component shall be distributed.
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Base Component. (a) The base component of the Management Fee (the "Base Component") for each calendar month (or any portion thereof) shall be the product of (i) the Unit Monthly Fee, multiplied by (ii) the number of Units managed under this Agreement, each as determined on the first day of such month. The Manager shall, not less than three Business Days before the relevant Monthly Transfer Date referred to in Section 5.1(a), submit an invoice to the Company (with copies to the Collateral Agent and the Owner Participant) for the Base Component of the Management Fee for such month. (b) The monthly fee under this Agreement (the "Unit Monthly Fee") shall initially be $20 per Unit. (c) The Unit Monthly Fee shall be adjusted annually as follows: (i) The Unit Monthly Fee shall be automatically adjusted as of each April 30 during the term of this Agreement, commencing April 30, 1999, for inflation by multiplying the Unit Monthly Fee in effect on such April 30 by the sum of 1.00 plus the Inflation Factor with respect to the immediately preceding calendar year; and (ii) In addition, the Unit Monthly Fee may be adjusted once annually by agreement of the Company and the Manager to reflect changes in costs (excluding those increases contemplated by clause (i) above), as certified by the Manager to the Company, the Lessors and the Indenture Trustees, which arise out of material increases of its duties under the Car Service Contracts due to either a change in law or a change in the nature or type of services required in order to be competitive in the full service railcar leasing industry market place. Any such adjustment proposed by the Manager shall be accompanied by a certification by Manager that any increase in the Unit Monthly Fee reflects increases in costs which are also being incurred in respect of all similar railcars in Manager's Fleet and such costs are being similarly charged to others whose railcars are being managed by Manager under agreements pursuant to which the Manager provides substantially similar services utilizing substantially similar payment terms. The reasonableness of the amount of such cost increase (without regard to whether its incurrence is appropriate) will, at an Owner Trustee's request, be verified by a third party consultant or railcar manager selected by the Owner Trustees and reasonably satisfactory to the Manager. (d) The Base Component, as adjusted from time to time under Section 5.2(c), is intended to include all direct costs and expenses relating ...
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Base Component. The Data Management Base or the Interval Metering Base Component is required for all Components. These base Components include: ● System Administration – includes contact & login management, system hierarchy & configuration, and system preferences and settings. ● Data Management – includes Content capture functionality, Content receipt reporting (for Account Content), data health reports, data tags, and key performance indictors (KPI) and Ratio Management. ● Content Visualization & Reporting – includes PowerReport reporting engine, standard dashboards, report library. ● Daily weather data – display of temperature and heating/cooling degree days.
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Base Component. All service plugins must inherit from the base class BaseACService. The BaseACService provides methods which are common to the service plugins and which are used by the other components (i.e. mixins) of the plugin. BaseACService is the first class that should be inherited. When inheriting from BaseACService, and number of object level attributes must be defined which include: ● NAME: name of the service ● URL: web URL of the service (for informative reasons) ● API_BASE_URL: base URL of the API exposed by the service 3 xxxxx://x.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/docs/acservice.html Besides these properties, there is a class method that can optionally be overridden: ● validate_response_status_code: this method is called after a response is received from a request to the third party service API. This method is expected to check the status code of the received response and see if there are any errors. In case of errors, this method should translate the received error and raise an appropriate Audio Commons Mediator (ACException or ACAPIException objects4). If no specific ACException or ACAPIException object represents the received error, then a generic ACException object with a custom message should be raised. If validate_response_status_code is not overridden, then a default implementation is used in which a generic ACException is raised if the status code of a request response is not equal to 200 (HTTP response code for successful responses). What follows is an implementation example of the base component for the Freesound service: NAME = 'Freesound' URL = 'xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx' API_BASE_URL = "xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/apiv2/" def validate_response_status_code(self, response): if self.TEXT_SEARCH_ENDPOINT_URL in response.request.url: # If request was made to search endpoint, translate 404 to 'page # not found exception' if response.status_code == 404: if 'download/link' in response.request.url: # If request was made to download link endpoint, translate 404 to # 'resource does not exist' if response.status_code == 404: if response.status_code != 200: raise ACException(response.json()['detail'], response.status_code)
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