Isolated means the state of operating the Facility when electrically disconnected from the Company EPS on the Interconnecting Customer’s side of the PCC.
Isolated or “isolation” means where no gas can flow directly or indirectly from the transporter’s network;
Isolated means not readily accessible to persons unless special means for access are used.
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In more detail, this document reports the preliminary development specifications and implementation details of the BEYOND Cloud based Platform’s components/modules forming the: • Isolated Data Analytics Containers (IDAC), offering various data analytics services over the data assets collected in the BEYOND Platform.
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Isolated means swine must be maintained in a manner to ensure that these swine will have no physical contact with other domestic animals on the premises. All drainage of organic waste material must be designed to prevent it from having contact with any other swine on the premises. The area where the swine are maintained may be approved by a representative of the board and shall be separated from other animals by two (2) barriers (for example, fences or walls) with the intervening area uninhabited by swine or separated by a lot or a road. No other swine may be in the same building unless approved by the state veterinarian.
Isolated means the segregation, and the separation from and interdiction of communication with others, of persons who are or are suspected of being infected;
Isolated means not readily acces- sible to persons unless special means for access are used.
Isolated means the segregation and the separation and the interdiction of communication with others of persons who are or are suspected of being infected; and "isolation" has a corresponding meaning;
Isolated means being on board a vessel that is:
Isolated or "isolation" means the condition in which cattle are
Isolated means disconnected from all possible connection sources of electricity supply by means which will prevent unintentional energisation of the apparatus and which is assessed as a suitable step in the process of making safe for access purposes.