Market Valuation means as of the first business day immediately following the date on which the Distribution is effected (i) with respect to Xxxxxxx, the fair market value of all of its issued and outstanding stock (measured using the mean of the high and low of the public trading price as published in The Wall Street Journal) as of such date, or (ii) with respect to Xxxxxx, the fair market value of all of its issued and outstanding stock (measured using the mean of the high and low of the public trading price as published in The Wall Street Journal) as of such date.
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Market Valuation means a valuation made by the Corporation under the procedure set out in clause 16. Market Valuation Adjustment means the adjustment to be made to reflect an additional or reduced amount to be repaid by the Borrower to extinguish the Borrower's liability in respect of all or part of an Advance on Prepayment, as described in clause
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This refers to the motor vehicle Market Valuation System approved by Persatuan Insurans Am Malaysia (PIAM) to determine the Market Value of Your Car at the time You purchased / renewed this Policy as well as at the time of the loss.
If You had opted for a Market Valuation System to determine Your Sum Insured then the Market Value would be based on that valuation system as described in clause 15 below.
However, if You had not opted for a Market Valuation System then the Market Value of Your Car in the event of dispute would be determined by the Head Office of the Car franchise-holder and this value should be equal to the cost of purchasing a replacement car of the same make, model and age of Your Car at the time of loss.
This refers to the motor vehicle Market Valuation System approved by Persatuan Insurans Am Malaysia (PIAM) to determine the Market Value of Your Motorcycle at the time You purchased / renewed this Policy as well as at the time of the loss.
If You had opted for a Market Valuation System to determine Your Sum Insured then the Market Value would be based on that valuation system as described in clause 14 below.
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Market Valuation means the valuation of a toll
Market Valuation means for any Distribution of a Subsidiary ---------------- Group Parent as of its Distribution Date (i) with respect to the Subsidiary Group Parent, the fair market value of all of its outstanding stock (measured using the mean of the high and low of the public trading price) as of such date, or (ii) with respect to Cabletron, the fair market value of all of its outstanding stock (measured using the mean of the high and low of the public trading price) as of such date, less the fair market value of all of the outstanding stock of the other Subsidiary Group Parents (measured using the mean of the high and low of the public trading price, if any, or other similar measure of fair market value as determined by Cabletron), as of such date, that are distributed subsequent to such Distribution Date.
Market Valuation means as of the Distribution Date (i) with ---------------- respect to Mykrolis, the fair market value of all of its outstanding stock (measured using the mean of the high and low of the public trading price) as of such date, or (ii) with respect to Millipore, the fair market value of all of its outstanding stock (measured using the mean of the high and low of the public trading price) as of such date.
Market Valuation shall have the meaning given to it in clause 9 of this Agreement.
Market Valuation. PG&E’s valuation methodology has several advantages over methods used by other utilities. It is rooted in a comparison to market forward prices rather than to model outputs for hypothetical future market price based on inputs such as forecast demand, modeled supply increases, and fuel price scenarios. It is relatively rapid to turn around several valuations, in contrast to the burdensome nature of running multiple cases of traditional utility production cost models. Net Market Value is a valuation concept that is generally accepted in the electric power industry. It provides an intuitive valuation based on the degree to which generating units are “in the money” with respect to market price. Transmission costs. The valuation methodology assigned estimated transmission costs to the contract price of generation in order to compare Offers fairly, taking into account the full cost of generating power including both the price paid for the PPA and the cost of upgrades required to achieve reliable deliverability for new generation. This approach Project viability. The implementation of the Project Viability Calculator as a screening tool in the evaluation of Offers brought several advantages. The Calculator is a step in the direction of more standardized evaluation of viability across all three IOUs. It provides a broader set of criteria by which projects are assessed than was the case with PG&E’s prior approach to scoring viability. The range of scores from zero to 100 gives more visibility to differences between projects than prior methods that use single-digit scores.
Market Valuation means the value obtained by multiplying (x) the closing trading price of the Company’s common stock on the Nasdaq on the applicable Trading Day by (y) the total amount of issued and outstanding shares of the Company’s common stock on such Trading Day.
Market Valuation means shall mean such amount equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the outstanding Pocket Games Common Stock, as determined either (i) by multiplying the volume weighted average price per share of Pocket Games Common Stock, as publicly traded on the OTC Markets or any other national securities exchange for any twenty (20) consecutive trading days, or (ii) as performed or evaluated by an independent third party investor, chartered financial analyst or investment group.