Transformation. Transformation" shall have the meaning set forth in the -------------- Recitals.
Transformation. The resulting Modest code comprises a parallel process at its highest level, which contains service “image processing service”, resources “CPU” and “GPU” that run forever, and two generators that call “image - processing service”. The service waits for incoming requests of either of the gen- erators and triggers the process, similar to the iDSL process, in return. Atomic processes in the process call the respective resources, which perform a delay. Since nondeterministic scheduling is employed, the resources have no queues.
Transformation. Transform up to [***]constructs per quarter and produce and collect seeds from [***] independent events (T0 plants) for each construct (SOP R1). Maintain updated Program database that includes articles 2.2.1.1.1 to 2.2.1.1.5.
Transformation. 12.1 The Joint Committee must provide such support as may be requested by NHS England with transformational programmes which encompass the Joint Specialised Services.
12.2 The Joint Committee shall identify the pathways and services that are priorities for transformation according to the needs of their Population.
12.3 The Joint Committee shall oversee local implementation of transformation programmes in respect of the Joint Specialised Services for the Population.
Transformation. The Grantor may not, without the Agent’s prior written consent or unless the Agent shall have received an acknowledgement (in form and substance satisfactory to the Agent) of its prior Lien, transform any of the movables forming part of the Hypothecated Property either by incorporating such movables into an immovable or by combining or mixing them with other movables so as to form new property, unless such immovable or new property are themselves subject or made subject to the hypothec hereby granted or to a Lien in favour of the Agent or unless such transformation is made in the ordinary course of operating an enterprise of the Grantor that is engaged in the business of manufacturing or transforming property. In no event, however, may the Grantor transform any such property where such transformation would result in the Agent’s security or rights hereunder, including in particular their rank, being diminished. In the event of any such transformation, even without the Agent’s authorization, the Grantor (who shall not be relieved of the default resulting from the failure to obtain authorization) shall immediately inform the Agent of the details of such transformation and shall in particular provide the Agent with a description of the property thereby affected, the name and address of the owner of the property that may result therefrom and the address where such property is located.
Transformation. The services involved must be aligned to the aims of system transformation and new care models.
Transformation. London partners are committed to deliver high quality, accessible, efficient and sustainable health and care services to meet current and future population needs, throughout London and on every day. London aims to reduce hospitalisation through proactive, coordinated and personalised care that is effectively linked up with wider services to help people maintain their independence, dignity and wellbeing. This will require: integration of health and care budgets in a place to maximise potential for new models of care and reduce reliance on hospitals; Building on examples from local and sub-regional integration pilots to provide early intervention and re-ablement services rather than a crisis-based system; and Enabling investment in partnership working. Government, NHS England and NHS Improvement commit to explore with London Partners how they can maximise and best prioritise its plans for transformation within available resource. NHS England commits to having discussions with London partners to explore the principle and opportunities of devolving London’s share of transformation funding7, subject to the production of strategic sustainability plans for London, and once progress has been demonstrated through the joint evaluation of the co-designed pilots, and the NHS England decision criteria have been formally met. London will be able to access any new or additional health and/or social care funding streams that become available during the Spending Review period. London Partners agree to share and facilitate the dissemination of their learning and experiences from pilot programmes nationally, in partnership with NHS England.
Transformation. Without limiting any of Supplier’s other obligations hereunder with respect to Technological Evolution, Supplier shall perform the transformational activities and implement the technology and other changes described in the Transformation Plan described in the applicable Supplement. If any services, functions or responsibilities not specifically described in the Transformation Plan are an inherent, necessary or customary part of the Transformation Services or are required for proper performance or provision of the Transformation Services or the completion of the changes described in the Transformation Plan in accordance with this Agreement, they shall be deemed to be included within the scope of the Transformation Services to be delivered without additional charge, as if such services, functions or responsibilities were specifically described in the Transformation Plan. Kraft will perform those tasks which are designated to be Kraft’s responsibility in the Transformation Plan, and any services, functions or responsibilities that are an inherent, necessary or a customary part of the designated tasks. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Kraft shall not incur any charges, fees or expenses payable to Supplier in connection with the transformation, other than those charges, fees and expenses specified in the applicable Supplement and those incurred by Kraft. At Supplier’s request or as specified in the Transformation Plan, Kraft shall provide reasonable cooperation to Supplier in connection with its performance of the Transformation Services.
Transformation. 10. 1 Any incumbent of an SEP Position who is not an Historically Disadvantaged Individual may by agreement between Telkom and the SEP be replaced at any time during the term of this Agreement by a suitably qualified Historically Disadvantaged Individual, after following the procedure referred to in Clause 8.1 above for filling a vacancy in a Telkom Position, as if the replacement were a nominee for a Telkom Position.
Transformation. Commencing on the Final Cutover Date, Provider shall implement the Transformation Plan after receiving State approval of the Plan. As transformed, the Services will include a statewide network infrastructure that supports voice, data and video communications services, including advanced voice and data network management capabilities and communications features, to achieve: (i) greater levels of performance, (ii) statewide connectivity between and among all Departments, and (iii) optimum network resource and bandwidth management. Provider will implement the transformed infrastructure such that it is consistent with and supports the State's business objectives, including the following: RELIABILITY--protect and improve the quality and dependability of both routine and critical SoL telecommunications. PRODUCTIVITY/EFFICIENCIES--facilitate the development and/or delivery of Services that will increase the productivity and effectiveness of End-Users. PUBLIC ACCESSIBILITY--facilitate the ability to deliver services at locations that are more convenient for the public, including their homes or businesses via the internet. Such services may include permits, data retrieval, licensing, general information, etc. BUSINESS PARTNERS--facilitate the ability to inter-work with the networks, data, and applications of community business partners. COST MANAGEMENT--minimize the cost of delivering services both internally and externally to the public, as well as reduce State administration costs. IMPROVED RURAL COMMUNICATIONS--where possible, leverage investments in the infrastructure required to meet the State's needs to also improve general access to quality telecommunications services throughout the State. UNIVERSAL AVAILABILITY--the infrastructure should facilitate connections to every Department and End-User. This should also include remote accessibility for telecommuting and internet access. OPEN PLATFORM--technical compatibility among equipment must be assured. The infrastructure must be standards based, and be capable of being connected to other private and public networks and equipment. FLEXIBLE BANDWIDTH ALLOCATION--available capacity beyond current demand, ensuring that access will not be denied for capacity reasons. There should also be the ability to easily allocate the appropriate capacity to End-Users (i.e., bandwidth on demand). Furthermore, the State should not bear undue cost burdens associated with unutilized capacity--bandwidth should expand and contract as ...
