Downward Migration definition
Downward Migration means in respect of a Connection, the transfer (at the request of the Customer) from one tariff provided by the network/service provider (“the Old Tariff”) to another tariff provided by that same network/service provider (“the New Tariff”) which results in the Customer being charged a lower monthly line
Downward Migration means in respect of a Connection, the transfer (at the request of the Customer) from one tariff provided by the network/service provider (“the Old Tariff”) to another tariff provided by that same network/service provider (“the New Tariff”) which results in the Customer being charged a lower monthly line rental under the New Tariff than it was being charged under the Old Tariff, and the phrase “Downward Migrated shall be construed accordingly; “Equipment” means mobile telecommunications handsets and other associated equipment; ‘’The Funder’’ refers to a third party lease company or Finance House; “Minimum Terms” means the minimum period of time which the Customer has agreed to maintain (a) Connection(s) under the Airtime Agreement; “Monthly Subsidy Amount” means the amount which is derived by dividing the Subsidy payable for a Connection by the number of months in the Minimum Term applicable to that Connection; “Services” means any services ordered by the Customer and provided by Excalibur Communications (GB) Ltd; “Signatory” means the individual signing the Customer Contract Form; and “Subsidy” means the sum payable by Excalibur Communications (GB) Ltd to the Customer as is determined by Excalibur Communications (GB) Ltd in its sole discretion, taking into consideration the number of Connections which the Customer is taking out and the applicable tariffs and the Minimum Term which the Customer is prepared to enter into.
Downward Migration means in respect of a connection, the transfer (at the request of the customer) from one tariff provided by the network/service provider to another tariff provided by that same network/service provider ( “the new tariff”) which results in the customer being charged a lower monthly line rental under the new tariff than it was being charged under the original tariff and the phrase downward migrated shall be constructed accordingly; “Equipment” means mobile telecommunications handsets and other associated goods; “Minimum terms” means the minimum period of time which the customer has agreed to maintain (a) connection(s) under the airtime agreement; “Monthly subsidiary amount” means the amount which is derived by dividing the subsidy payable for a connection by the number of months in the minimum term applicable to that connection; “Services” means any services ordered by the customer and provided by Associated Telecom Limited; and “Subsidy” means the sum payable by Associated Telecom Limited to the customer as is determined by Associated Telecom Limited in its sole discretion, taking into consideration the number of connections which the customer is taking out, the applicable tariff and the minimum term which the customer is prepared to enter into.
Examples of Downward Migration in a sentence
Based on experimental data, it was determined that the main mechanism for the leaching of pentachlorophenol and its micro-contaminants is the downward migration of the oil carrier along the vertical axis of the pole, designated as “Gravitational Induced Downward Migration of Oil” (GIDMO).
Generally, it is assumed that the main mechanism that transfers heat from heat sources of volcanic geothermal systems is driven by a Convective Downward Migration (CDM) process.
Jucker, 0: Role of Finite-Amplitude Rossby Waves and Nonconservative Processes in Downward Migration of Extratropical Flow Anomalies.
The Customer shall pay Tela a clawback of any fund(s) already paid to the Customer: • in respect of any Connection, upon disconnection from the Provider’s network, Downward Migration or transfer away from Tela of the account management of that Connection; and • in respect of all Connections, upon termination of the Contract and/or the Agreement before expiry of the Minimum Term or each of the Extended Term(s).
More Definitions of Downward Migration
Downward Migration means in respect of a Connection, the transfer (at the request of the Customer) from one tariff provided by the network/service provider (“the Old Tariff”) to another tariff provided by that same network/service provider (“the New Tariff”) which results in the Customer being charged a lower monthly line rental under the New Tariff than it was being charged under the Old Tariff and the phrase “Downward Migrated shall be construed accordingly; “Minimum Terms” means the minimum period of time which the Customer has agreed to maintain (a) Connections(s) under the Airtime Agreement; “Monthly Subsidy Amount” means the amount which is derived by dividing the Subsidy payable for a Connection by the number of months in the Minimum Term applicable to that Connection; and “Subsidy” means the sum payable by Excalibur Communications (GB) Ltd to the Customer as is determined by Excalibur Communications (GB) Ltd in its sole discretion, taking into consideration the number of Connections which the Customer is taking out and the applicable tariffs and the Minimum Term which the Customer is prepared to enter into.
Downward Migration means in respect of a Connection, the transfer (at the request of the Customer) from one tariff provided by Vodafone to another tariff provided by Vodafone, which results in the Customer being charged a lower monthly line rental charge;