Acceptance Test Criteria means the test criteria specified in Schedule 2-5.
Acceptance Test Criteria means the criteria mutually agreed between the Parties against which the Supplier shall perform Acceptance Test;
Acceptance Test Criteria means the criteria for the provisional Acceptance of any item, part or component of the Project as laid down in Schedule
Examples of Acceptance Test Criteria in a sentence
When the Supplier has completed any separate IT Services Deliverables, and the Buyer and the Supplier have each agreed in the Order Form that the IT Services Deliverables shall be subject to acceptance testing, the Buyer, with the Supplier’s cooperation and assistance, may conduct Acceptance Tests to verify whether the IT Services Deliverables meet the Acceptance Test Criteria and therefore substantially conform to the applicable Specifications.
More Definitions of Acceptance Test Criteria
Acceptance Test Criteria means the basis upon which the Acceptance Tests will be designed to check that the IT Services Deliverables comply in all material respects with the Specification;
Acceptance Test Criteria means the test criteria concerning the Services to be agreed between the Client and Contractor in accordance with paragraph 3 of Schedule 4.
Acceptance Test Criteria has the meaning set forth in Exhibit 3.
Acceptance Test Criteria means the basis upon which the detailed Acceptance Tests will be designed to check that the System complies with the Specification (developed in accordance with the processes described in Schedule A) and the criteria in respect of the Deliverables as described in Schedule H; Affiliate means at any time (i) any holding company or subsidiary company of a Party or any company which is a subsidiary company of the holding company of a Party or (ii) any company or entity (which shall include a partnership or unincorporated body) directly or indirectly controlled by, controlling or under common control with, a Party or any Affiliate of a Party. The expressions "holding company" and "subsidiary" shall have the meanings respectively ascribed thereto by Section 736 of the Companies Xxx 0000 and the expression "control" shall mean the ability to exercise or control at least fifty (50) per cent of the voting rights (whether in respect of board or member voting) in the relevant company or entity or, by rights, contracts or other means, the ability to exercise decisive influence on the company or entity, whether by ownership or the right to use all or part of the assets of the company or entity or rights in respect of the composition, voting or decisions of the company or entity or otherwise; and "Allied's United Kingdom Affiliates" shall mean the companies listed below: • Allied Healthcare Holdings Limited • Medic-One Group Limited • Balfor Medical Limited • Crystalglen Limited • Nightingale Nursing Bureau Limited • Staffing Enterprise Limited • Staffing Enterprise (PSV) Limited • Allied Healthcare (UK) Limited • Allied Oxycare Limited • Medigas Limited Agreement means this agreement including its Clauses and Schedules, as amended in accordance with Clause 25; AKC Persons means each and all of AKC's directors, employees, contractors and agents, as the case may be and "AKC Person" shall mean any one of them; Allied Default means any breach by Allied of the terms of this Agreement, any act of negligence of Allied, any failure by Allied to carry out the Allied Dependencies or any misrepresentation by Allied to AKC, except any delay or failure resulting from circumstances beyond the reasonable control of Allied;
Acceptance Test Criteria means the criteria agreed upon in writing by Company and Provider for validating the proper delivery of a Project or any Deliverables thereunder. Acceptance Test Criteria applicable to a Project or Deliverable thereunder will be stated in the Project Plan for such Project.
Acceptance Test Criteria means the criteria to assess whether the Developed Software conform with the Functional Specification and against which the Developed Software shall be tested during the Acceptance Tests as detailed in the applicable Scope of Work.
Acceptance Test Criteria means the operational, physical, electrical and environmental specifications set by METROLOGIC for a specific METROLOGIC Purchasable Product, including Custom Qualifying Product, e.g., a Custom Interface Omnidirectional Scanner Product supplemented by specified SYMBOL custom specifications (e.g. the custom color of housing meeting the specifications set forth by SYMBOL). For METROLOGIC Qualifying Product, METROLOGIC Holographic Scanning Products, and Elected New METROLOGIC Products, including any applicable customized or modified version thereof, such specifications shall be substantially similar to that for corresponding standard, commercially available METROLOGIC products, unless otherwise mutually agreed by the Parties.