Full verification definition

Full verification means all verification services as provided in section 95131.
Full verification means the tests and processes forming NCC Group’s Full Verification service and/or such other tests and processes as may be agreed between the parties for the verification of the Escrow Material.
Full verification means all verification services as provided in section 95501.

Examples of Full verification in a sentence

  • Full verification shall be carried out at random and on the basis of a risk analysis.

  • Full verification requires a more complete sampling of data and additional data checks than less inten- sive verification.

  • Full verification is required at least once every three re- porting years for reporters subject to third-party verification under subsection (1)(b) through (d) of this section.

  • Full verification of the information provided within the marketing particulars.

  • Full verification is required at least once every three reporting years.


More Definitions of Full verification

Full verification means all verification services as provided in section WCI.8(c).
Full verification means all verification services as required under OAR 340-272- 0300(1).
Full verification means the tests and processes forming NCC Escrow’s Full Verification service and/or such other tests and processes as may be agreed between the parties for the verification of the Material.
Full verification means all verification services as provided under OAR 340-272-0300.
Full verification means all verification services as provided in section WCI.8(b). “Generating unit” means any combination of physically connected generator(s), reactor(s),
Full verification means all verification services as described under OAR 340-272- 0300(1).
Full verification means testing to ensure that the Source Materials are correct, complete and can be proved to build the Software. Such testing will include building the source code, with the full co-operation of the Licensor, into the Software followed by thorough testing, with the assistance of the Licensee, to ensure that it is correct. The Escrow Agent will then produce a report of the build and testing process for distribution to the Licensee and Licensor.