Operating Conditions definition

Operating Conditions means any modification, test or scheduled or unscheduled repair to the Company's distribution system which in the Company's discretion is necessary to maintain the integrity of the Company's distribution system or to provide for the safety of the Company or the public.

Operating Conditions means the prevailing conditions on the Company’s system as they relate to conditions under which Piedmont is providing or attempting to provide service, including the impact of any modifications, tests or scheduled or unscheduled repairs to the Company's distribution system, which in the Company’s discretion are necessary or appropriate to maintain the integrity of the Company's distribution system or to provide for the safety of the Company or the public.

Operating Conditions means, in relation to the Facility, the minimum conditions that are required in order to ensure the due performance of the relevant Facility to promote tourism in the area.

Examples of Operating Conditions in a sentence

• The Operating Conditions and Application Form shall constitute inseparable parts to this agreement.

• If the Contracting Party exceeds the volume set out in the Operating Conditions and despite a joint request from the organiser and the director of the Exhibition it fails to stop its musical activity or performance exceeding the level set above, or breaches the provisions of section I.4.6 of the Operating Conditions, HUNGEXPO shall be entitled to terminate the power supply to the Contracting Party’s stand, and shall not be liable for any damages to the Contracting Party arising from this action.

• The Contracting Party shall comply with the prevailing provisions of the Operating Conditions during the provision of music and performance activities, and shall, prior to commencing such activities, obtain the consent of the lessees of the neighbouring Exhibition Areas.

• Where voltages lie outside the indicated limits for Extreme Operating Conditions, improvement or corrective action will be taken on an emergency basis.

• If the Contracting Party fails to perform its obligations as set out in Section 6.6, HUNGEXPO may apply the legal consequences set forth in section 1.4.8 of the Operating Conditions (hereinafter: ‘Lien’).

More Definitions of Operating Conditions

Operating Conditions means circumstances required to maintain a radiation protection program sufficient to ensure compliance with the provisions of this Regulation. Conditions include, but are not limited to, patient holding, pregnant workers, use of shielding and barriers, pregnant patients, use of personnel monitoring devices, employee training, and quality assurance methods.

Operating Conditions means the necessity to make modifications, tests or repairs to Transporter's pipeline system. Transporter shall exercise reasonable diligence to schedule maintenance so as to minimize disruption of service to Shipper and shall provide reasonable notice of the same.

Operating Conditions means, in relation to a Regional MSW Facility, the minimum conditions that are required in order to ensure the due performance of the Regional MSW Facility.

Operating Conditions means the conditions, as determined by the Concessionaire, that are required in order to ensure that the Project is able to process up to 70 TPD of Paunch Waste through Bio-Methanation in an efficient, viable and environmentally sound manner.

Operating Conditions. Operating Conditions shall mean all operating modes identified in Section 21.0, transition operation between any two operating modes, and normally expected upset and emergency conditions.

Operating Conditions. The instrument shall function adequately in varied conditions and temperatures and in mobile environments.

Operating Conditions in the above means the flow rate and temperature of air moving through the evaporator, and the flow rate and temperature of water moving through the condenser. Changes in any of these four quantities will change heat transfer rates and alter thermal output and power load.