Technical Aspects Sample Clauses

Technical Aspects. Technical aspects concerning both the pre-commercial and commercial phases of International Roaming and SMS Interworking are dealt with in the Annexes to follow.
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Technical Aspects. Windload analysis and thermal stress analysis are strongly recommended to confirm glass heat treatment requirements. This analysis is performed only on specific request of the Buyer and at the expense of the Buyer. All orders must be identified as exposed or covered edges at the time of the quotation request. In the absence of this information, glass shall be considered as covered edges and as not being structurally installed. Structural glazing must be identified as either 2 sided or 4 sided. All quality requirements exceeding the Seller's standards must be specifically approved in advance by Seller’s Technical Department and shall bear an additional charge. The use of templates for production is subject to prior approval by the Seller. The standard unit's seal is polysulphide. All products must be used with compatible glazing material and prior verification with the Seller is recommended.
Technical Aspects. 1. The Institution shall ensure that the technical instructions in the technical manual are strictly adhered to. 2. The Institution shall ensure that the instructions in the installation plan are strictly adhered to. If the Artist has not provided an installation plan the Institution may draw up its own installation plan to the best of its knowledge and ability. 3. The Institution shall ensure that the technical equipment, the preservation copy and the exhibition copies are in good condition during the exhibition of the Video Artwork. 4. The Artist may inspect the said exhibition copy/copies and may prohibit the further use thereof provided there are reasonable grounds for doing so.
Technical Aspects. 111.1 Annex A (Technical Interface) and the JWM contains information including the following: 12.211.2 Service configuration 12.311.3 Technical characteristics 12.411.4 Network Interconnection paths and routing 12.511.5 Switching Network Interconnection 12.611.6 Signalling Network Interconnection 12.711.7 Interface standards 12.811.8 Synchronisation 12.911.9 Safety standards 1312. Numbering
Technical Aspects. The technical aspects conducted under this Project funding will be monitored by Dr.
Technical Aspects. 11.1 Annex A (Technical Interface) and the JWM contains information including the following: 11.2 Service configuration 11.3 Technical characteristics 11.4 Network Interconnection paths and routing 11.5 Switching Network Interconnection 11.6 Signalling Network Interconnection 11.7 Interface standards 11.8 Synchronisation 11.9 Safety standards 12. Numbering 12.1 Each Licensed Operator shall use Number Ranges allocated to them in accordance with the National Numbering Plan as administered by TRR. 12.2 TVL and the OLO’s Number Ranges shall be detailed in the Network Plan. 12.3 The presentation of Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) shall comply with all the requirements detailed in Annex D (Numbering). 12.4 Neither Party shall delete or change or permit or procure that other person to delete or change any numbering information in respect of any call or text message provided to it (or otherwise received by) the other Party with the objective effect that: 12.4.1 The definition of any call or text message or applicable charges that would not otherwise apply but for the deletion or change, does apply (based on the Numbering information provided to (or otherwise received by) the other Party): and / or 12.4.2 The definition of any call or text or applicable charges that would otherwise apply but for the deletion or change, does not apply (based on the Numbering information provided to (or otherwise received by) the other Party): and / or 12.4.3 It is no longer possible for the other Party to accurately determine whether a call or text message is or is not of a particular type of call or text message 12.4.4 Causes the effect of any type of call hijack or redirection to gain any type of commercial advantage. 12.5 A Party shall only use Numbering information for the following purposes: 12.5.1 Routing calls or messages 12.5.2 Compilation of inter Party invoices 12.5.3 Compilation of Customer bills (provided that Numbering information is disclosed on the Customer xxxx);
Technical Aspects. This activity provides common national inputs for the 4 pilot sites of A3 and ensures their technical coordination. These inputs may also be shared with other members of the C-Roads Platform. The technical approach of InDiD is based on the Product Development Life Cycle (PDLC) process, by going through the key steps of functional requirements identification, technical specifications, product development and validation. Together with this process and to face the major technical challenges of C-ITS, cross-cutting technical issues will be addressed by InDiD partners. Additionally, the Evaluation process will start before development and validation. InDiD will focus on new wireless communications technologies, which continue to improve to provide high performance network and offer very stringent service level boundaries and guarantees. France currently has a working group comparing performance and maturity of ITS G5 and LTE-V2X for C-ITS. The Action will build mainly on the resulting technology, in a hybrid approach with existing cellular (4G) networks. Another transversal topic to be addressed by InDiD is security. Due to the large and heterogeneous nature of the panel of interconnected C-ITS systems and devices, there is a need for security and privacy where the underlying mechanisms are tightly linked to the involved services. The Action aims to address the following challenges: end-to-end security architectures with its associated security functions and protocols, trust management with authentication mechanisms, cryptographic based solution such as signature and encryption. In order to improve the performance potential and to ensure the scalability within the framework of continuity of services, map contents of the digital infrastructure to optimise the performances and to ensure the services which require a better localisation and mapping accuracy will be studied and developed if applicable during the Action. Finally, InDiD will study the way to improve C-ITS services delivery. As an example, the Infrastructure Service Announcement Messages is a topic that will be addressed. The Activity consists of 7 sub-activities: -A2.1: Technical coordination -A2.2: Services definition -A2.3: Impact studies and evaluation -A2.4: Specifications -A2.5: Development -A2.6: Validation -A2.7: Transversal studies A2.1: Technical coordination The following objectives have been retained for this technical coordination: -Define sub-activity roadmaps and monitor the work progres...
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Technical Aspects. Technical aspects concerning both the pre-commercial and commercial phases of International Roaming are dealt with in the Annexes to follow.
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