Characterization means determination of both the nature and extent of contamination in the various media of the environment.
Characterization means the determination of the physical, chemical and radiological properties of the waste to establish the need for further adjustment, treatment, conditioning, or its suitability for further handling, processing, storage or disposal;
Characterization means determining the nature and extent of a release in accordance with prevailing standards and guidelines;
Examples of Characterization in a sentence
Related to Characterization of the InformationDiscuss the privacy risks identified for the specific data elements and for each risk explain how it was mitigated.
Section 2.0 Characterization of the InformationThe following questions are intended to define the scope of the information requested and/or collected, as well as reasons for its collection.
Phase I Toxicity Characterization Procedures, Second Edition (EPA/600/6-91/003), February 1991.
Technical Memorandum, Geologic Characterization of the Eastern Portion of the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, p.
Characterization and compliance with applicable laws are the responsibility solely of the generator.
More Definitions of Characterization
Characterization means, for the purposes of this Order, solely whether the Claim is a secured or unsecured Claim, Pre-Filing Claim, Restructuring Period Claim or D&O Claim;
Characterization. , which means the methods used to present characters, is also an important concept in narratology. Characters are indispensable constituent factors of narrative fiction.1 As Ferrara has rightly pointed out, “in fiction the character is used as the structuring element”(1974: 252). By means of the narrator’s characterization readers gain their impressions of the characters depicted in a narrative text.2 One example of this point is the fact that readers tend to forget the plot of a fictional text they have read after some time, but the characters of the story may linger in their memories for decades. We can always remember vividly and name quite a number of characters from works of fiction we have read, such as Sherlock
Characterization means an investigation completed in accordance with prevailing standards and guidelines, including the Site Characterization Guidance Document (SCGD), Rev. December 2010.
Characterization means an investigation to demonstrate contaminants at the site do not pose a risk to human health and the environment. Characterization may include sampling, testing, monitoring, and the collecting of sufficient information to demonstrate compliance with the principles in Section R311-600-3.
Characterization means that certain Initial Building Characterization Study Report prepared for LMDC by The Xxxxx Xxxxxx Group, Inc. and dated September 2004, those certain Supplemental Investigation Summary Reports prepared for LMDC by TRC Environmental Corporation dated February 2005, and any other characterization or environmental assessments obtained by LMDC with respect to the Site. The terms "construction site," "Site," "Site of the Work," "Project Site," "project site," or words of similar import shall mean the Building, the land on which the Building is located, and all areas in and about the Building and/or included within New York City Block 54, Lot 1.
Characterization means the […***…] to determine the actual device performance metrics, including but not limited to, […***…].
Characterization means, for the purposes of this Order, solely whether the Claim is a secured or unsecured Claim, Pre-Filing Claim, Restructuring PeriodClaim or D&O Claim and, for greater certainty, shall not include any determination of the relative priority of any secured Claim pursuant to the Intercreditor Agreement or otherwise;