Port definition

Port means a line or trunk connection point, including a line card and associated peripheral equipment, on a Central Office Switch but does not include Switch features. The Port serves as the hardware termination for line or Trunk Side facilities connected to the Central Office Switch. Each Line Side Port is typically associated with one or more telephone numbers that serve as the Customer's network address.

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Port means the particular port owned by ABP which the Customer is using or intending to use in the circumstances and includes all land, water, quays, jetties, buildings and other structures within ABP’s statutory harbour jurisdiction or otherwise owned or operated by ABP and references to the “Port” shall be construed as if it was immediately followed with the words “or any part of it”;

Examples of Port in a sentence

• The Transporter, in the case of Swapped Cargoes, shall be responsible for procuring and providing at its own expense the LNG Tanker to be used for transporting the Swapped Cargo pursuant to this Schedule 2, and shall pay all costs (including shipping costs and insurance costs) associated with the transportation of the Swapped Cargo to the Unloading Port, including any other charges or levies associated with the use by the LNG Tanker of the Suez Canal or any other navigational canal, if applicable.

• Except with respect to Port and Marine Charges in respect of which Project Co is responsible under Clause 10.2.2(B), Project Co shall reimburse the Transporter for any costs and expenses incurred by the Transporter in connection with this Agreement where, and to the extent that, Project Co is entitled under the DES SPA to be reimbursed by DES Buyer for such costs and expenses.

• The Transporter, in the case of Diverted Cargoes, shall be responsible for procuring and providing at its own expense the LNG Tanker to be used for transporting the Diverted Cargo pursuant to this Schedule 2, and shall pay all costs (including shipping costs and insurance costs) associated with the transportation of the Diverted Cargo from the Loading Port, including any other charges or levies associated with the use by the LNG Tanker of the Suez Canal or any other navigational canal, if applicable.

• Project Co shall promptly notify Transporter upon any amendment to the FOB Port Liability Agreement and shall provide a copy of the amended FOB Port Liability Agreement to Transporter.

• LNG loaded by the Transporter, and Gas used as fuel by the Transporter, at the Loading Port pursuant to this Agreement shall be measured and tested in accordance with Exhibit A.

More Definitions of Port

Port means the Port of Tacoma. The Port will designate in writing a representative (usually the Engineer) who shall have the authority to act on the Port’s behalf related to the Project. The “Port” does not include staff, maintenance, or safety workers, or other Port employees or consultants that may contact the Contractor or be present at the Project site.

Port is the point of interface/access connection to the SNET public switched network. This may be a switch line side interface or switch trunk side interface.

Port means an area of land and water made up of such infrastructure and equipment, so as to permit the reception of waterborne vessels, their loading and unloading, the storage of goods, the receipt and delivery of those goods and the embarkation and disembarkation of passengers, crew and other persons and any other infrastructure necessary for transport operators in the port.

Port. , except for the loop, means the entirety of local exchange, including dial tone, a telephone number, switching software, local calling, and access to directory assistance, a white pages listing, operator services, and interexchange and intra-LATA toll carriers.

Port means a seaport or a port on an inland body of water where ships on an international voyage arrive or depart;

Port means a termination on a Central Office Switch that permits Customers to send or receive Telecommunications over the public switched network, but does not include switch features or switching functionality.

Port is the point of interface/access connection to the SBC-13STATE public switched network. This may be a switch line side interface or switch trunk side interface.