Expected definition

Expected and 3) “Below.”

Expected means an Agency’s requirement should be present in the proposed solution, exactly as stated, but the lack of the requirement would not disqualify the solution. However, the lack of one or more expected requirements will reduce a solutions technical score.

Expected means that, as economic agents' inflation expectations turn negative, the perceived relative cost of future spending with respect to current spending falls. It follows that deflation should be distinguished from a deceleration in the inflation rate (disinflation), which may also involve spells of negative price changes, without however causing expectations to turn negative.

Examples of Expected in a sentence

• Impairment of financial assets Expected credit loss for financial assets measured at amortized cost or debt instrument financial asset measured at fair value through other comprehensive income and assets arising from credit facility obligation and financial guarantee agreement are assessed without having to wait for the credit event to occur first.

• Expected MWBE and SDVOB Dollars/MW: The total dollar amount of Incremental Economic Benefits per MW of Bid Capacity, as presented in the Bid Proposal and accepted by NYSERDA, expected to accrue specifically to New York State Certified MWBEs and New York State Certified SDVOBs. The amount of Expected MWBE and SDVOB Dollars/MW under this Agreement is set forth in Schedule 1 to this Agreement.

• December Total Annual 1 Expected production using the latest project production model adjusted for actual weather conditions on site during the current year.

• Expected or actual funding may be withdrawn, reduced, or limited prior to the expiration or other termination of this Agreement.

• U.S. Iron and Steel Dollars Shortfall: The amount, if any, by which the Verified U.S. Iron and Steel Dollars is less than the product of the Expected U.S. Iron and Steel Dollars/MW and the Installed Capacity [in MWdc for solar PV].

More Definitions of Expected

Expected and 3) “Below.” These ratings will be translated into “Below,” “Expected,” or “Above” student growth. ORC/ODE Five Levels of Student Growth Final Summative Rating Most Effective (5) Above Above Average (4), Average (3) Expected Approaching Average (2), Least Effective (1) Below Evaluation Timeline Credentialed evaluators shall follow the timelines established by the negotiated agreement and this policy. The first cycle shall include the creation of a professional growth plan or improvement plan, at least one walk-through, a pre-conference, a formal observation of at least 30 minutes, and a post- conference. The post-conference shall occur within ten school days after the formal observation. Teachers will be provided with documentation of evidence (paper or electronic) within five days after the post-conference. The first cycle shall be completed by the end of the first semester, unless agreed upon by the evaluator and the teacher. The second cycle shall include at least one walk-through, a formal observation of at least 30 minutes, and a post-conference. The post-conference shall occur within ten school days after the formal observation. Teachers will be provided written documentation of evidence (paper or electronic) within five days after the post-conference. For those teachers who are on limited or extended limited contracts pursuant to ORC 3319.11 and who are under consideration for nonrenewal, one evaluation consisting of at least three formal observations must be conducted annually by the first day of May. Each teacher on a limited or extended limited contract shall be provided with a written copy of the evaluation results by the tenth day of May. ORC/ODE A teacher receiving an Effectiveness Rating/Final Summative rating of “Accomplished” on the teacher’s most recent evaluation will complete a professional growth plan, one 15 to 30-minute observation, one conference to follow the observation, and maintain a student growth measure, provided that an “Average” or above growth measure is maintained. A teacher receiving an effectiveness rating/final summative rating of “Skilled” on the teacher’s most recent evaluation will complete a professional growth plan, one 15 to 30-minute observation, one conference to follow the observation, and maintain a student growth measure, provided that an “Average” or above growth measure is maintained. Note: A teacher may instead choose to participate in the full evaluation process. If a teacher does not receive a student...

Expected means, in relation to DS3 System Services, the level of response that a Providing Unit is expected to provide in response to a Performance Incident taking account of tolerances where appropriate;

Expected injury means injury that occurred when the insured acted even though he was consciously aware that harm was practically certain to occur from his actions." PSI Energy, Inc. v. Homes Ins. Co., 801 N.E.2d 705, 728 (Ind. App. 2004).

Expected means, in relation to POR, SOR or TOR1, the level of POR, SOR or TOR1 that the Generating Unit is expected to provide as calculated in accordance with paragraphs 3.1.2, 3.2.2 and 3.3.2 respectively;

Expected. – means that the invitation to submit Purchase Offers should soon be given the “for sale” status. Purchase Offers which have been submitted in response to an invitation with the status “expected” become binding after the Participant receives a notification that the status has been changed to “for sale”.

Expected here means that on any given run of the simulation, what do we expect the delay to be? Note that as the arrival and service times of each customer is randomly generated, the actual average time customers spend in any given simulation will change from simulation to simulation (we cannot just run it once to get this value).

Expected student growth is defined using a five-point scale with a score of 3 considered “Average” and 4 and 5 as Higher. Therefore, scores 1 (least effective) and 2 (approaching average) are considered below average growth and would require the District to evaluate the teacher the following year per O.R.C. 3319.111.