SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. This Annex A to the Master Participant Agreement (the “Master Participant Agreement”) supplements the Master Participant Agreement, the Memorandum and each Trust Agreement (as defined below) with respect to the procedures (the “Procedures”) to be used in processing (1) creation orders for the creation of one or more Baskets (as defined below) (“Creation Order”) of any Trust listed on Schedule I to the Master Participant Agreement (each, a “Trust”) or (2) redemption orders for the redemption of one or more Baskets (“Redemption Order”) of any Trust. Shares of a Trust may be created or redeemed only in aggregations of 100 Shares (each such aggregation, a “Basket”) of such Trust. Because the creation and redemption of Baskets involve the transfer of digital assets between the Authorized Participant and a Trust, certain processes relating to the underlying digital asset transfers are described below. EACH TRUST AND THE AUTHORIZED PARTICIPANT ACKNOWLEDGE THAT DIGITAL ASSET TRANSFERS MAY BE IRREVERSIBLE. Capitalized terms used but not defined in these Procedures shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Master Participant Agreement. Each Participant is responsible for ensuring that the number of (i) digital assets that equal the Total Basket Amount (as defined below) or (ii) Baskets it intends to transfer to a Trust in exchange for digital assets, respectively, are available to transfer to such Trust in the manner and at the times described in these Procedures.
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. This Annex A to the Master Participant Agreement (the “Master Participant Agreement”) supplements the Master Participant Agreement, the Memorandum and each Trust Agreement (as defined below) with respect to the procedures (the “Procedures”) to be used in processing (1) creation orders for the creation of one or more Baskets (as defined below) (“Creation Order”) of any Trust listed on Schedule I to the Master Participant Agreement (each, a “Trust”) or (2) redemption orders for the redemption of one or more Baskets (“Redemption Order”) of any Trust. Shares of a Trust may be created or redeemed only in aggregations of 100 Shares (each such aggregation, a “Basket”) of such Trust. Because the creation and redemption of Baskets involve the transfer of digital assets between the Authorized Participant and a Trust, certain processes relating to the underlying digital asset transfers are described below. If the Authorized Participant has designated a Liquidity Provider, then all references in these Procedures to (i) the delivery, receipt or other transfer of digital assets to, from or by the Authorized Participant shall be deemed to refer to the delivery, receipt or other transfer of digital assets to, from or by the Authorized Participant's Liquidity Provider and (ii) the provision of digital asset account information to or from the Authorized Participant shall refer to the provision of such information to or from the Authorized Participant's Liquidity Provider. EACH TRUST AND THE AUTHORIZED PARTICIPANT ACKNOWLEDGE THAT DIGITAL ASSET TRANSFERS MAY BE IRREVERSIBLE. Capitalized terms used but not defined in these Procedures shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Master Participant Agreement. Each Participant is responsible for ensuring that the number of (i) digital assets that equal the Total Basket Amount (as defined below) or (ii) Baskets it intends to transfer to a Trust in exchange for digital assets, respectively, are available to transfer to such Trust in the manner and at the times described in these Procedures.
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. The main purpose of a Group Meeting is (i) to consider the LES Operators’ views in relation to the restriction or withdrawal of a Service (Clause 2.15) and (ii) to discuss the technical and financial consequences of proposed changes or additions to the LES Technical Criteria and Operating Procedures (Clause 20) and (iii) to consider the LES Operators’ views in relation to the space segment planning and resource allocation. There will be no exchange of information between the LES Operators, as well as with the Company concerning their end-user prices, commercial policies, available capacities and investments. For the avoidance of doubt, there is no intention for Group Meetings to be used as a mechanism to coordinate commercial behaviour LES Operator Agreement ANNEX L SATELLITE CHARACTERISTICS (Clause 13.2 of this Agreement refers) Satellite Second Generation Third Generation Fourth Generation ** L-band Transponder: • Receive passband (MHz) * 1626.5 - 1649.5 1626.5 - 1660.5 1626.5 - 1660.5 • G/T (edge of coverage): • global beam (dBK) -10 -7.5 -8.1 • spot beam (dBK) — -2.5 0.9 • narrow spot beam (dBK) — -2.5 7.4 • Transmit passband (MHz) * 1530 - 1548 1525 - 1559 1525 - 1559 • EIRP (edge of coverage): • all power in global beam (dBW) 39 44 46.4 • all power in spot beam (dBW) — 49 58.2 • all power in narrow spot beam (dBW) — 49 67.1 C-band Transponder : • Receive passband (MHz) * 3600 - 3623 3599 - 3629 3550 – 3700 • G/T (edge of coverage, dBK) -13.0 -13.0 -10.0 / -13.0 • Transmit passband (MHz) * 6425 - 6443 6424 - 6454 6425 – 6575 • EIRP (edge of coverage, dBW) 24.0 27.0 (per polarisation ) 31.0 (per polarisation * bandwidths actually used are subject to frequency coordination constraints ** Critical Design Review (CDR) figures LES Operator Agreement ANNEX M LES TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES (Clause 8.1 of this Agreement refers) The LESO shall use reasonable endeavours to comply with the following LES technical performance objectives:
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. This Schedule will govern any and all disputes, claims, demands, causes of action, controversies, and other matters in question between or among the parties hereto, whether based on contract, tort, common law, statutory law or other legal or equitable bases, arising out of or relating to this Agreement (“Disputes”). each party hereto irrevocably waives any right to a jury trial with respect to any and all Disputes.
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. These procedures apply to Continuing and Fixed-Term academic staff who are employees of Xxxxxx University. DEFINITIONS (Note: Commonly defined terms are located in the Curtin Common Definitions. Any defined terms below are specific to this document) Academic Staff Member as per the Xxxxxx XX (2017 – 2021), all Staff Members employed by the University as Academic Staff Members in the classifications listed in Schedule 8, Classification Standards (Academic Staff); and Tables 1 and 2, Schedule 1, Staff Salaries unless otherwise excluded by the Xxxxxx XX (2017 – 2021). Academic Workload as per the Xxxxxx XX (2017 - 2021), includes any of the duties relating to teaching delivery and teaching related duties, research, innovation and scholarship of learning and teaching (ISoLT), creative production, leadership, administration, and service to the University, broader community and industry. Innovation and Scholarship of Learning and Teaching (ISoLT) as per the Xxxxxx XX (2017 -2021), means the development and implementation of innovative approaches to learning and teaching at the University, and systematic evidence-based scholarly enquiry into learning and teaching. Teaching includes teaching delivery and teaching related duties. Teaching Delivery as per the Xxxxxx XX (2017 - 2021), means the provision of education through activities such as collaborative teaching, seminars, lectures, tutorials, demonstrations, laboratory sessions, clinical/practicum sessions, fieldwork, supervision, or other teaching methods, inclusive of teaching that is delivered online, or through distributed learning or at a distance. Teaching Related Duties as per the Xxxxxx XX (2017 - 2021), includes curriculum development; unit coordination; preparation of materials; consultation; assessment and feedback; higher degree by research supervision; and training in new modes of teaching delivery. SCHEDULES Nil RELATED DOCUMENTS/LINKS/FORMS Academic Capability Framework Academic Promotions Enterprise Agreements
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. The procedures described above shall be utilized in all cases where accommodations have been requested by appli- cants for industry employment and by incumbent workers with respect to hiring, dispatch and promotion within the industry. The procedures shall be applied flexibly in accor- dance with the local port practices with respect to the hiring, dispatch and, where applicable, promotion of workers to the foremen’s registration list as they may vary from port to port. ADA POLICY ADDENDA ADDENDA EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION TO 401(K) SAVINGS PLAN This policy sets forth the procedure to be used by the JFLRC for considering and resolving accommodation requests presented by disabled applicants and employees under the Americans With Disabilities Act and applicable state law. Nothing in this policy may be construed to require the ILWU and the PMA to provide applicants or employees with particular accommodations or to provide accommo- dations where, in the opinion of the Committee, none are warranted. Nor may this policy be construed as acceptance by the ILWU or the PMA of additional, greater or differ- ent legal or financial responsibilities than those which are imposed on them by law for providing accommodations to disabled applicants or employees. The procedures set forth in this policy may be flexibly applied by the JFLRC in particular cases when, in the judg- ment of the JFLRC, the facts and circumstances warrant it. The time lines for accomplishing particular steps of the procedure are intended as guidelines, not strict time limits, which may be extended or waived in appropriate circum- stances. Failure of the JFLRC to strictly comply with the time lines shall not constitute a violation of the policy. EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION TO 401(K) SAVINGS PLAN The Employers agree to contribute to a fund each year of this Agreement an amount sufficient to provide to the 401(k) account of each registered Walking Boss/Xxxxxxx a contribution of $5.00 per hour for hours paid by PMA Member Companies for work at Walking Boss/Xxxxxxx occupation codes in the previous contract year up to a maxi- mum of 2,240 hours to those who have established a pension qualifying year. The contribution will be made to each account as soon as practicable following the end of each contract year. This fund will terminate on July 1, 2019. This is subject to the limitations imposed by Sections 401(a), (k), and (m) of the Internal Revenue Code and any other applicable IRS and ERISA regulations. LETTER OF UND...
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. 1. The procedures set forth shall be the exclusive procedures available to employees and to the parties to this Agreement for resolution of grievances covered under the terms of this Agreement.
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. This Annex A to the Participant Agreement (the “Participant Agreement”) supplements the Participant Agreement, the Memorandum and the LLC Agreement (as defined below) with respect to the procedures (the “Procedures”) to be used in processing (1) creation orders for the creation of one or more Baskets (as defined below) (“Creation Order”) of Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund LLC (the “Fund”) or (2) redemption orders for the redemption of one or more Baskets (“Redemption Order”) of the Fund. Shares may be created or redeemed only in aggregations of 100 Shares (each such aggregation, a “Basket”) of the Fund. Because the creation and redemption of Baskets involve the transfer of digital assets between the Participant and the Fund, certain processes relating to the underlying transfers of digital assets are described below. THE FUND AND THE PARTICIPANT ACKNOWLEDGE THAT DIGITAL ASSET TRANSFERS MAY BE IRREVERSIBLE. Capitalized terms used but not defined in these Procedures shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Limited Liability Company Agreement, dated as of January 31, 2018, as amended from time-to-time (the “LLC Agreement”), of Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund LLC, or the Participant Agreement, as applicable. Each Participant is responsible for ensuring that (i) digital assets and cash, if any, that equal the Total Basket Amount (as defined below) or (ii) Baskets it intends to transfer to the Fund in exchange for digital assets and cash, if any, respectively, are available to transfer to the Fund in the manner and at the times described in these Procedures.
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. This Annex A to the Master Participant Agreement (the “Master Participant Agreement”) supplements the Master Participant Agreement, the Memorandum and each Trust Agreement (as defined below) with respect to the procedures (the “Procedures”) to be used in processing (1) creation orders for the creation of one or more Baskets (as defined below) (“Creation Order”) of any Trust listed on Schedule I to the Master Participant Agreement (each, a “Trust”) or (2) redemption orders for the redemption of one or more Baskets (“Redemption Order”) of any Trust. Shares of a Trust may be created or redeemed only in aggregations of 100 Shares (each such aggregation, a “Basket”) of such Trust. Because the creation and redemption of Baskets involve the transfer of digital assets between the Authorized Participant and a Trust, certain processes relating to the underlying digital asset transfers are described below. EACH TRUST AND THE AUTHORIZED PARTICIPANT ACKNOWLEDGE THAT DIGITAL ASSET TRANSFERS MAY BE IRREVERSIBLE. Capitalized terms used but not defined in these Procedures shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Master Participant Agreement. Each Participant is responsible for ensuring that the number of (i) digital assets that equal the Total Basket Amount (as defined below) or (ii) Baskets it intends to transfer to a Trust in exchange for digital assets, respectively, are available to transfer to such Trust in the manner and at the times described in these Procedures. Certain confidential information contained in this document, marked by [**], has been omitted because Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETH) has determined that the information (i) is not material and (ii) would likely cause competitive harm to Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETH) if publicly disclosed. ETH-89 Confidential treatment requested by the registrant for its submission of this draft registration statement pursuant to Securities and Exchange Commission Rule 83
SCOPE OF PROCEDURES. The following shall address the U2 project relating to commissioning procedures. The document is not intended to contain the test results, corrections or recommendations. The document is intended to identify each piece of equipment, manufacturer, and test procedure. Vendors Design Firm G&W Engineers. Coordination/Arc Flash Study Xxxxxxx & Assoc. Contractor Sage Electric Switchboard Manufacturer RSE Sierra Xxxxx Breaker Manufacturer GE ATS Manufacture ASCO Pad mount Generator Cummins Equipment List: 1 each 5000 A 480 /277 main switchboard 1 each 5000 A GE Circuit Breaker with LSIG 3 each 3000 A GE circuit breakers with LSIG 1 each 3000 A Automatic Transfer Switch 1000 + Ft. 3000 A GE Spectra Bus Duct 1 each 2MW Cummins Diesel Engine/Generator Set 1 each 3000 A RSE Sierra Xxxxx Cam lock box Commissioning Objectives: The objective of this commissioning project is to establish initial baseline data when the equipment is received. As each piece of equipment is received from the supplier it has a visual, mechanical, and electrical test. The received test record is compared to manufacturers test records for establishing the ASE line of equipment integrity and service. As each major section of the system and or equipment is assembled additional tests are conducted to verify the integrity of the equipment as a system.
