SRS Sample Clauses

SRS. Borrower).
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SRS. Statewide Reporting System; computer system used to store data regarding children served on a statewide basis; information is updated monthly and can be retrieved through a variety of reports by Coalitions and other authorized/interested parties.
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SRS. Dark gray: superseded by later agreements and not supported Light gray: covered by later agreements and can be replaced fully by later agreements Yellow: open issues in RAN1 (including UE feature design) R18 MIMO SRS [110] Agreement For Rel-18 reference signal enhancements, support and specify the following features (the agreed WID scopes apply): SRS enhancement to manage inter-TRP cross-SRS interference targeting TDD CJT via SRS capacity enhancement and/or interference randomization; RAN1 should strive to minimize the number of schemes supported in Rel-18 SRS enhancements to enable 8 Tx UL operation and 8T8R SRS for DL operation. Target usage includes antenna switching, codebook/non-codebook based SRS SRS comb offset hopping and cyclic shift hopping [109] Agreement Study the following for SRS enhancement to manage inter-TRP cross-SRS interference targeting TDD CJT via SRS interference randomization and/or capacity enhancement Randomized frequency-domain resource mapping for SRS transmission E.g., further enhancements to frequency hopping, comb hopping Randomized code-domain resource mapping for SRS transmission E.g., cyclic shift hopping/randomization, sequence hopping/randomization, per-hop sequence from a long SRS sequence Randomized transmission of SRS E.g., pseudo-random muting of SRS transmission for periodic and semi-persistent SRS Per-TRP power control and/or power control of one SRS towards to multiple TRPs SRS TD OCC Increasing the maximum number of cyclic shifts E.g., multiplying mask sequence to the legacy SRS sequence to effectively increase the maximum cyclic shifts Precoded SRS for DL CSI acquisition Enhanced signaling for flexible SRS transmission E.g., dynamic update of SRS parameters Partial frequency sounding extensions E.g., larger partial frequency sounding factor, starting RB location hopping enhancements, partial frequency hopping on other bandwidths corresponding to , besides the last bandwidth Enhanced configuration of SRS transmission to enable more efficient SRS parameter assignment E.g., configuration of (sequence index within a group) per SRS resource E. g., configuration of cyclic shift per SRS port per SRS resource. Resource mapping for SRS transmission based on network-provided parameters or system parameters E.g., SRS resource mapping based on network-provided parameters (e.g., configurable indexes) or system parameters (e.g., slot index) Note: PAPR performance and maintaining DFT waveform property should be considered when...
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SRS. CDDOs and other stakeholders shall meet three times annually beginning August of the Contract year to discuss a variety of issues related to the capacity of community services and the supports needed for citizens with developmental disabilities. Electronic two-way communication, utilizing document sharing capability, will be utilized for those desiring to attend stakeholder participation in the meeting. Each CDDO will designate a location(s) for stakeholder participation in the meeting. A standing agenda item will be an update from the Strategic Planning Oversight Committee regarding initiatives that have been prioritized by the committee. Agendas will be developed jointly by representatives of CDDOs, SRS, CSPs and other stakeholders and will be distributed at least 5 business days prior to the meeting. Responsibility for taking minutes of the meetings will be rotated between SRS and CDDOs. The minutes will be posted on the SRS/DBHS/CSS website within 10 working days after receiving reviewed and approved minutes.
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SRS. A key purpose of the SRS is to provide strategic guidance on the scale, location and timing of development and associated employment, transport, and other infrastructure to 2021 and the necessary delivery mechanisms.6 The SRS supports the allocation of the eastern and western expansion areas of Xxxxxx Keynes and acknowledges that the levels of identified growth will require commitment of substantial funding to deliver the necessary strategic infrastructure and acknowledges that appropriate contributions will be required from many sources, both from the private and public sectors7. It defines the role of local delivery vehicles as being to drive forward growth using land assembly, investment and planning roles to create confidence and stimulate private investment. Each local delivery vehicle will be established for long term operation but will allow for evolution as times change. Each delivery vehicle must formulate a business plan, guided by the SRS and is advised in relation to the provision of strategic infrastructure funding, that existing funding routes and bidding mechanisms will need to support the aspirations of this sub-regional strategy and new ones created as appropriate. Some of the new funding routes/mechanisms will need to be specifically tailored for implementation within this sub-region …8 (our emphasis).
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SRS is the State Routing Service Software provided by Tetrus, the Contractor for the RxCheck hub. This software is used to encrypt and route the PDMP request to the proper state being requested. System: The entire SaaS solution including hardware, software and network infrastructure. SaaS is defined as Software as a Service.
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SRS. Work Package Name To protect the financial and economic interests of the Union and its Member States, including protecting those interests from tax fraud, tax evasion and tax avoidance Start Month 1 End Month 37 to support tax policy and the implementation of Union law relating to taxation; to xxxxxx cooperation between tax authorities, including exchange of tax information; to support administrative capacity building including human competency and the development and operation of European electronic systems; to improve tax collection.
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SRS. The SRS (System Requirement Specification) is a list of requirements, written in natural language (no formal notation, few/no diagrams). A SRS has been written for the pilot, and is included in this document (see section 6.1).
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