Direct Connection means a connection to the network by an authorized facility using owned, leased or contracted telecommunications facilities.
Direct Connection means waters in the Upper Colorado River Basin that flow directly into critical habitat. This does not include reservoirs, and waters above such reservoirs, where fish escapement has been addressed according to a management plan approved by the Division.
Direct Connection means a computer system that provides information about the schedules, fares, rates, and availability of the products and services of, and allows the making of reservations and the issuance of tickets for, the products and services of a particular travel supplier, whether operated by the travel supplier, its designee, or any other company that operates such a system, including, without limitation, Sabre, Galileo, Amadeus, ITA, Abacus, Infini, Axxess, Orbitz, Travelocity, or any affiliate of any of the foregoing.
Examples of Direct Connection in a sentence
Direct connection refers to those sub-supplier products, components, or services that Supplier uses to manufacture products and components or to produce services supplied to Ponsse.
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Direct Connection a direct connection to HKEX-IS’s computer information
Direct Connection means any piped connection to the private side sewer that conveys stormwater or surface water to the sanitary sewer system. Examples of direct connections include roof drains, sump pumps, footing drains, area drains, yard drains, and driveway drains.
Direct Connection a direct connection to HKEX-IS (CHINA)'s computer information
Direct Connection a direct connection to HKEX-IS's computer information systems. “Direct Connected Licensee” a licensee which has been granted permission by HKEX-IS to
Direct Connection means any activity which must be accomplished before the project on the real property is completed.
Direct Connection means any direct or immediate connection to the Township Wastewater Collection System.
Direct Connection means a direct physical link between GEP and