Availability Target definition

Availability Target means the target amount of availability of the licensee’s
Availability Target means the maximum available time minus Downtime excluding Scheduled Outages and exclusions specified in the SLA, over a 12-month period from the time of commencement of this Agreement;
Availability Target means the percentage of time that a Service is available within a calendar month (subject to clause 2.6), if specified in an applicable Service Schedule;

Examples of Availability Target in a sentence

  • The Service Availability Target for each Site is that it operates at, or within, the Upper and Lower Failure Thresholds for 99.8% of the time, as specified in Appendix A, excluding Non-Ranking Events, as specified in Section 8.3 below.

  • If Sprinklr fails to meet the Availability Target for two (2) consecutive calendar months or for any three (3) calendar months within any twelve (12) month period, then by notice given within thirty (30) days after the end of the month which triggered Customer’s right to terminate, Customer may terminate the Agreement effective thirty (30) days after receipt of the notice, and receive a refund of any pre-paid fees for periods after the effective date of termination.

  • Availability measured over: Each quarterly calendar period Upper Failure Threshold: > Normal Operating Antenna Gain Gain + 1dB Lower Failure Threshold: < Normal Operating Antenna Gain Gain - 3dB ERP = Effective Radiated Power On Sites where the Client does not combine into the Service Provider’s Broadcast antenna system the only measurable Availability Target will relate to Electrical Power.

  • Availability measured over: Each quarterly calendar period Upper Failure Threshold: > Normal Operating Antenna Gain Gain + 1dB Lower Failure Threshold: < Normal Operating Antenna Gain Gain - 3dB On Sites where the Client does not combine into the Service Provider’s Broadcast antenna system the only measurable Availability Target will relate to Electrical Power.

  • Availability measured over: Each quarterly calendar period Upper Failure Threshold: > Normal Operating Antenna Gain Gain + 1dB Lower Failure Threshold: < Normal Operating Antenna Gain Gain - 3dB On Sites where the Client does not combine into the Service Provider‟s Broadcast antenna system the only measurable Availability Target will relate to Electrical Power.

  • You will be eligible for service credits as set forth in the following table if this Availability Target is not met due to Outages.

  • A Change Order shall not be regarded as confirming an extension to the Traffic Availability Target Date unless expressly stipulated.

  • The Payment Schedule is premised upon Traffic Availability being achieved on the Traffic Availability Target Date.

  • The Parties agree and acknowledge that any Service Credits payable hereunder are liquidated damages and a genuine and reasonable pre-estimate of the loss or damage that would be suffered by the Client in the event that the Service Provider fails to meet the Service Availability Target.

  • The Service shall be deemed to undergo “Chronic Service Outages” upon the occurrence of any of the following: (i) three (3) failures to meet the Service Availability Target of 90.0% Uptime within any six (6) consecutive calendar months, or (ii) four (4) failures to meet the Service Availability Target of 90.0% Uptime within any nine (9) consecutive calendar months.


More Definitions of Availability Target

Availability Target means Availability of 99.5%.
Availability Target refers to the minimum Availability levels PETRYNA ADVERTISING will provide to Client. The targets and timelines for different Availability measures are set out in Section 5.
Availability Target means the targeted average Availability per Month of each calendar month that is part of the period of 12 calendar months immediately preceding Signify’s calculation of the Availability, which target is identified in the relevant Software Services Specification Sheet.
Availability Target. – means the target level of available capacity in MW for the Tariff Year, set based on the previous performance of the Regulated Generator and adjusted for expected maintenance, forced outages and other causes of unavailability;
Availability Target means the target level of Availability Capacity for the year, adjusted for expected maintenance, forced outages and other causes of unavailability;
Availability Target means the target amount of time in any Relevant Year during the Regime Duration that Interconnector Capacity is made available over the licensee’s Interconnector and has the value of 8,507,403 MWh (subject to adjustments to account for partial years in accordance with Part F of this condition) “Interconnector Outage” means any reduction of the licensee’s Interconnector Capacity in either direction “Interconnector Availability” means the availability of Interconnector Capacity over the licensee’s Interconnector