Factors means the four (4) T.A.S.K. factors of Complexity, Knowledge, Influence and Pressure;
Factors means Neurturin. Subject to Section 3.01, the Parties may consider adding NGF, NT4/5, NT3 and/or CT-1 to the definition of "Factor(s)" during the term of this Agreement.
Factors. Second Lien Loan Risk," the first sentence of the third paragraph under "RISK FACTORS--Potential Inadequacy of Credit Enhancement for the Offered Certificates," the second sentence under the fourth bullet point under "RISK FACTORS--Interest Generated by the Mortgage Loans May Be Insufficient to Maintain Overcollateralization," the second sentence under "RISK FACTORS--High Loan-to-Value Ratios Increase Risk of Loss," "THE MORTGAGE POOL," "OPTION ONE MORTGAGE CORPORATION," the first sentence under "DESCRIPTION OF THE CERTIFICATES--The PMI Policy," and the first sentence of the sixth paragraph under "YIELD, PREPAYMENT AND MATURITY CONSIDERATIONS."
Examples of Factors in a sentence
THE PROVISIONING AND PERFORMANCE (SPEED) OF THE SERVICE IS SUBJECT TO CIRCUIT OR OTHER NETWORK FACILITY AVAILABILITY AND OTHER FACTORS, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, LOOP LENGTH, THE CONDITION OF YOUR TELEPHONE LINE AND WIRING INSIDE YOUR LOCATION, AND COMPUTER/DEVICE CONFIGURATION AND CAPABILITIES AND NETWORK/INTERNET CONGESTION, AMONG OTHER FACTORS.
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Factors means such considerations as would result in a determination by the Administrator that a Termination of Employment does not constitute a Retirement, and shall include the Participant's: (i) inadequate job performance; (ii) inadequate notice of resignation; (iii) intention for comparable future employment at a third party organization; (iv) intention for future employment or other service or advisory relationship with a competitor of the Company; or (iv) any other similar consideration.
Factors means the actuarial cost factors calculated by the state actuary and adopted by the department that are used in the formulas for calculating the cost of a service credit purchase. See WAC 415-02-370 for additional infor- mation about the service credit purchase factors.
Factors has the meaning set forth in Section 26.2.
Factors. Cultural Assets of a city from arts to sports industries. Human Infrastructure, from mobility to start-ups, health, finance and more. Networked Markets, the power of a city in a networked world. Each factor is divided into “segments”. These segments are designed to capture the modern innovation economy in its completeness, across different countries and cultures. Calculation to compute the composite: The Innovation Cities Index classifies all cities into 5 classes for innovation, based on their 3 factor band score and on 2thinknow analyst interpretation. In descending order of importance to the global innovation economy: NEXUS: Critical nexus for multiple economic and social innovation segments; HUB: Dominance or influence on key economic and social innovation segments, based on global rends; NODE: Broad performance across many innovation segments, with key imbalances; INFLUENCER: Competitive in some segments, potential or imbalanced; UPSTART: Potential steps towards relative future performance in a few innovation segments. Improvement in multiple segments is captured in the Innovation Cities Indexes by upward movement towards higher classifications. Target groups: Cities are selected based on health, wealth, population and geographical factors. Indicators are observed and collected for all major cities. Innovation City Indexes are an introduction to Program Products and Packages which City Government can participate in to communicate and improve each cities economic and social development through innovation. Source of information: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxx.xxx Figure 2 Indicator structure of the Innovation Cities Index (Source: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/indicators)
Factors means any Initial Factor and any person who becomes a factor under an Additional Factoring Agreement.
Factors means each of (a) The CIT Group/Commercial Services, Inc. ("CIT"), (b) First Factors Corporation ("FFC"), (c) NationsBanc Commercial Corporation ("NCC"), (d) Republic Factors Corp. ("RFC"), and (e) Capital Factors, Inc. ("CFC") in its capacity as a factor under its Factoring Agreement with the Borrower and any other factor approved by the Agent which has executed and delivered to the Agent documents, which, among other requirements, are sufficient to waive such factor's right of set-off with respect to ledger debt and to assign the proceeds of all factored Receivables to the Agent for the benefit of the Lenders.