PLANNERS Sample Clauses

PLANNERS. For the purpose of this collective agreement “Planners” will include, and be limited to, the following classifications: Regional Planner, Customer Planner, and Forestry Coordinator and Planning Support Administrator
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PLANNERS. ‌ Planners use, as an input, models describing the agents and the environment they act in (i.e. planning task). Most of them currently use validator software to check the correctness of the models, most commonly VAL [74]. Following successful validation, they will then parse the model into a search space or logical reasoning problem, for the software to efficiently tackle the task and output a solution, which is called a plan. In the case that no plan is found, it will output an error, where some planners additionally implement a component that tries to explain why it stopped working. A generic planning task can be characterised by four elements: a set of variables, a set of operators (i.e. actions), an initial state and a goal state. The variables describe the elements of the environment that are important for completing the task and the operators define how the variables change. Planning tasks use states to describe the situation (i.e. an assignment of values to the variables describing the task). The initial state is a complete assignment of values to the variables (i.e. complete state), which informs the solver of how the environment is positioned at the beginning of execution. The goal state is a partial assignment of values to the variables (i.e. partial state), describing how the environment should look at the end of executing a plan received from the solver. All the variables not present in the goal state can have any assignment possible in their set.
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PLANNERS. Employees working in new Planner positions created after 1997 September 22 shall work seven consecutive hours per day (exclusive of a lunch break), between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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PLANNERS. Every student must have his/her planner with them at all times. The planners are extremely helpful with organizing your daily activities and are a great academic tool when properly utilized. Students are not permitted to leave the classroom or office without first obtaining a staff members signature in their planner. Failure to abide by this rule will deem the student in an unauthorized area and subject to the appropriate penalties as written in the Code of Conduct. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR PLANNER AND REPLACEMENTS ARE $6.00 EACH.
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PLANNERS. Offices: Mario Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx y Asoc. (Argentina) Commercial Center: Xxxxxxx –Zurdo Arquitectos (Argentina) Concept Design: Rockwell Group Europe (Spai FOLIO 576.- NOTARY’S PROTOCOL “A”. - FIRST COPY. - PROPERTY AFFECTED TO HORIZONTAL PROPERTY REGIME. “TMF. TRUST COMPANY (ARGENTINA) S.A.” continuation of “EQUITY TRUST COMPANY (ARGENTINA) S.A.”.- DEED NUMBER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY NINE.- In the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, capital of the Argentine Republic, in the nineteen day of May of the year two thousand and fourteen, witnessed by me, Notary Public. BEFORE ME: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx XXXXXX, born in Argentina, of legal age, married, holder of the National ID number , CUIL (TAX ID) and Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, born in Argentina, of legal age, married, holder of the National ID number , CUIL (TAX ID) , both with legal domicile at Avenida Xxxxxxx X. Xxxx 518, Floor 2 of this City; who justify their personal identity through the exhibition of their ID previously identified, whose originals I have in view for this act and authenticated reproductions are enclosed to the present document, according to what is established by Section 1002 item c) of the Civil Code (Law 26.140).- INTERVENE on behalf and in their capacity as ATTORNEY-IN-FACT of “TMF TRUST COMPANY (ARGENTINA) S.A,” CUIT (TAX ID) , with domicile in the above indicated, whose previous denomination was “EQUITY TRUST COMPANY (ARGENTINA) S.A.”. Capacity of representation which is credited with the following documentation: a) Special Power Attorney in Fact granted by public deed N°1048 on August 18th of 2011, registered in folio 2459 before the Notary Public of this City, Mr. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx owner of the Public Register 1296 of this City; Modification of Special Attorney in Fact granted by public deed N°1135 on September 7th of 2011, registered in folio 2742 before the aforementioned notary, expressing the attorneys of the full force of representation invoked for not having been revoked, limited or suspended in any way.- From the Attorney in Fact and its subsequent modifications, its follows that: The bylaws were granted by deed number 43 on April 15, 2003, registered before the Notary of this City, Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx, in the folio 113 of the National Register 1977 at his charge, which was registered in the General Inspection of Justice, April 28th of 2003, under the number 5519 of Book 20, Volume of stock corporation; 2) With the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders number 8, dated July 4th 2005, ...
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