Pilot Period definition
Pilot Period means the time during which the Department will collaborate with School Districts and BOCES to develop, define, and improve the State Model System. The Pilot Period will end on July 2013 or when the State Model System based on the Principal and Teacher Quality Standards has been completed, and the commissioner has provided notice of such implementation to the revisor of statutes, whichever is later.
Pilot Period means the length of time between the start of the pilot and the end of the pilot pursuant to this Administrative Rule.
Pilot Period means the period beginning on the date that the program is established and ending on May 15, 2011.
Examples of Pilot Period in a sentence
This Agreement will remain in effect for the duration of the Pilot Period, unless earlier terminated in accordance with this Section 11.
This payment covers in advance licenses hereunder (up to the Number of Licenses set forth above) for the Pilot Period.
More Definitions of Pilot Period
Pilot Period means the total period of time set forth attached to the ESS Documentation in accordance with the SOW.
Pilot Period means year-round (12 months). The term of this agreement shall commence upon the date that your Utility grants you approval, also referred to as permission to operate (”PTO“) in the Residential Battery Pilot and continue until the third anniversary of such commencement date (the “Term”).
Pilot Period means a duration of three years from the first date of Program operations plus any agreed upon extensions ending no later than April 13, 2025.
Pilot Period means that period during which the Pilot is conducted as specified in Schedule One;
Pilot Period means the period of time that may be specified in a Platform Order for the Customer, in consideration of the payment of the applicable fees and charges stated in the Platform Order, to use and evaluate the Platform prior to commencement of the Initial Subscription Term.
Pilot Period means the first six months of the Project after the Project Start Date. Participants identified by the Service Providers for Continuum of Care Bonus Vouchers during the Pilot Period for whom the process of establishing housing began prior to the Effective Date or who are in housing prior to the Effective Date shall be included solely in determining Housing Stability Success Payments and shall not be included in determining Jail Day Reductions Success Payments. The maximum number of Participants identified for Continuum of Care Bonus Vouchers that become Participants during the Pilot Period shall be nine (9).
Pilot Period means the period beginning on the Effective Date and continuing until 90 days after the date on which the Products are market-ready and available for sale.