Preparation Phase a. The District will provide all packing materials of appropriate size including, but not limited to: boxes, labels, tags and inventory forms to the affected sites no later than four (4) weeks prior to the required move.
Preparation Phase. In this phase, the test systems will be prepared for a baseline evaluation: Test systems: The following systems will be prepared using „out-of-the-box‟ technology • Baseline DCU-MT system: general de-en, general en-de. • Baseline LT-MT system: general en-de, general de-en. Test data: Quality tests will be performed by collecting the following test suite: • Texts of general domain (different domains, like news, economy, sports, business, software etc.). They should cover the whole spectrum of what usually is translated by MT. This set should comprise about 2000 sentences, for each German and English. • Texts of automotive domain, different genres (product descriptions, parts information, maintenance texts etc.). This set should comprise about 1000 sentences, for each German and English. These test data will be translated by both systems in both language directions, resulting in 4 sets of translations. The result will be about 6000 test sentences overall.
Preparation Phase. Corpus data collection Preparation consists in collecting the corpora. We take two language pairs (e.g. en<>de and en<>es), and a specific domain (e.g. software; yet to be decided, depending on the availability of data).
Preparation Phase. This phase can be done independent of the other PANACEA developments, and start as soon as the reference systems are available. System preparation
Preparation Phase of Stage A shall include all activities preceding the construction of Tourist Resort facilities (hereinafter referred to as the: "Stage A Preparation Phase"). Stage A Preparation Phase shall commence by entering into force of this Agreement and shall be completed at the latest 18 (eighteen) months as of that date. The Parties agree that Stage A Preparation Phase may only be completed upon obtaining all prescribed licences and resolutions required for the construction of all facilities of Stage A Preparation Phase. Stage A Preparation Phase shall, among others, include all activities set forth in Article 3 of this Agreement.
Preparation Phase. Article 3.
Preparation Phase. Organizational structure with a general description of the scope of tasks of particular entities Conducting training Subproject 1 Classification of business projects Maps of business projects at the current stage Maps of business projects at the target stage Subproject 2 List of gaps in ELC Description of responsibilities of the individuals participating in the process of closing the books and preparing financial reporting Financial and accounting document flow instruction Procedure for closing the financial period, including the checklists Description of other ELC control procedures Description of procedures implemented in respect of ITGC Subproject 3 List of processes in the implementation of SOX List of milestones in the processes, including descriptions of the milestones Results of the “walkthrough” test Results of the tests of operating effectiveness of controls, including the list of repair actions to be taken The above documents will constitute versions for the Company’s approval. [English Translation]
Preparation Phase. The preparation of a realistic and detailed implementation plan for the Cambodian Project. Ensuring that the implementation plans are complete, practical and appropriate to Cambodian conditions and ensuring that all sub contractors identified are equipped with the capacity to implement works. - ECOLOGICA will facilitate coordination between Stevia Nutra and Cambodian individuals, institutions and companies. Implementation Phase ECOLOGICA will provide Stevia Nutra Corp. with the following resources for the duration of its project;
Preparation Phase. (Pending additional guidance from USBE and Utah Department of Health) If the teacher or aide in a classroom becomes ill and/or receives a positive test result for COVID- 19, the class will move into soft closure, with students, teacher, and aide remaining home for 10 days. This class will follow the soft closure plan below during their two-week quarantine. If a student becomes ill and/or receives a positive test result for COVID-19, students seated in the immediate vicinity of the child (within 6 feet) will be asked to remain home for 10 days. Other children in the class will receive parent notifications and have the choice of remaining in class with safety measures, or quarantining at home with soft-closure level support from the teaching team. Teacher and aide should be tested. The school will communicate classroom instances as well as other instances (e.g. playground, bus) when students have possibly been exposed to a positive case and work with parents on the best solution for their family. Quarantine/Isolation Protocol (Pending additional guidance from USBE and Utah Department of Health) Gateway Preparatory Academy will follow FERPA and office personnel will be responsible for communicating with parents in the event of any isolation/health concern Temporary Reclosing (If Necessary)
Preparation Phase. Gateway Preparatory Academy will work with the local Health Department to determine when/if a temporary reclosing would occur. Teachers will be trained on both a full school closure and partial school closure in July and again at our annual staff retreat in August. Parents communication will occur prior to the start of school including information about school procedure during a possible school closure.
