Pricing Model means the latest version of the Life Insurance Policy pricing model owned by Modeling Actuarial Pricing Systems, Inc. and licensed by Company (or a substantially similar model commonly supported by the actuarial profession), which model shall calculate expected cash flows from a portfolio of Life Insurance Policies utilizing the probabilistic methodology, the Life Expectancy of Insureds, and the VBT Select Table.
Pricing Model means the latest version of the pricing model developed by Xxxxxxxx, Inc. and licensed by Borrower, which model shall calculate the Policy IRR or using the mortality probabilities set forth in the mortality tables provided with the Life Expectancy Reports or the VBT Select Table.
Pricing Model means one or more methods of calculating the price of a Cloud Product or Service available to a customer.
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The Company uses the Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model for valuation of share-based payments.
For purposes hereof, the “Black-Scholes” value of a Warrant shall be determined by use of the Black Scholes Option Pricing Model using the criteria set forth on Schedule 1 hereto.
A Market Seller seeking to submit a Sell Offer in any Reliability Pricing Model Auction based on any Capacity Resource for which there is a materially increased risk of non-performance must satisfy the credit requirement specified in section IV.B before submitting such Sell Offer.
Estimates and assumptions Share-based payments: The Company utilizes the Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model (“Black-Scholes”) to estimate the fair value of stock options granted to directors, officers and employees.
Settlement during any Delivery Year of cleared positions resulting or expected to result from any Reliability Pricing Model Auction shall be included as appropriate in Peak Market Activity, and the provisions of this Attachment Q shall apply to any such activity and obligations arising therefrom.
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Pricing Model has the meaning set forth in Section 2.3 of the Master Purchase and Sale Agreement.
Pricing Model the menu of prices and methodology for translating such menu of prices into individual Work Contracts, as is contained in Schedule 7 “Process Methodology” the process and methodology to agree the specific terms of a Work Contract, set out in Schedule 2 “Process Training” includes training on systems which are used to deliver the processes “Project Materials” any and all works of authorship, products and materials developed, written or prepared by the Contractor specifically for the purposes of this Agreement including the process and related documents produced by the Contractor in accordance with the baseline analysis agreement and all computer programs, reports, studies, data, diagrams and charts and all reports and other outputs generated by the Contractor as part of its obligations (excluding those prepared for internal use), save as otherwise agreed in writing by the parties “Regulations” UK Regulations and Indian Regulations “Regulatory Authority” all relevant governmental, statutory or regulatory bodies in England and/or India or any other competent authority or entity (including, in respect of UK Regulations, the Financial Services Authority and the Information Commissioner) as the same may be replaced from time to time having responsibility for the regulation or governance of activities which include all or some of the Services or the use or application of the output from the Services
Pricing Model means Logtrade’s Pricing Model.
Pricing Model for each Targeted Country, shall mean the Excel model utilized to generate the Purchase Price for Projects in that Targeted Country as represented in an electronic message from Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx, Director of Market Finance of SunEdison to Xxxx Xxxxxxx, Director of FR Holdings, and confirmed by electronic message from Xx. Xxxxxxx to Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx.
Pricing Model means the latest version of the Life Insurance Policy pricing model owned by ClariNet LS and licensed by Company (or a substantially similar model commonly supported by the actuarial profession), which model shall calculate expected cash flows from a portfolio of Life Insurance Policies utilizing the probabilistic methodology, the Life Expectancy of Insureds, and the VBT Select Table.
Pricing Model means pricing based on the permissible number of registered Customer’s Users in the aggregate (i) at each Customer facility, (ii) within Customer’s enterprise, or (iii) combinations thereof as described in the Quote.
Pricing Model means the document attached to Annex 1 of Schedule 5 (Charges);"Print Provider"means Communisis UK Limited whose registered office is at Wakefield Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS10 1DU and whose registered number is 01006371;"Profit Margin"means the amount of the Contractor's Pre-Tax Profit expressed as a percentage of the Turnover;"Profit Share"means the sharing of Pre-Tax Profit in accordance with paragraph 13 of Schedule 5 (Charges);"Prosecution Policy"means the policy on the prosecution of Licence Fee evaders to be provided by the Contractor;"Prosecution Statement"means a record of interview which would provide sufficient evidence against the interviewee such as to give a realistic prospect of conviction of that person or entity for a relevant Licence related offence under the WTA or the Communications Act 2003 anywhere in the Territory;"Prosecution"means any prosecution for a Licence related offence under the WTA or the Communications Act 2003;"QDOS"means the contact centre application used to facilitate customer calls forming part of the BBC System including all related hardware and software comprised in that database;"Quarter"means each period of three months commencing on the first day of each July, October, January and April, and "Quarterly" shall be interpreted accordingly;"Quarterly Activity Plan"means the quarterly activity plan prepared by the Marketing Provider prepared in accordance with the TVL Marketing Agreement;"Rating Agency"means the rating agency specified in Appendix 3 to Schedule 18 (Financial Distress);"Records"has the meaning ascribed to it in Clause 25.4;"Refund"means a refund made of the Licence Fee in accordance with the TV Licensing Refund Policy set out in Schedule 8 (BBC Policies and Standards) and "Refunded" shall be interpreted accordingly;"Registers"has the meaning ascribed to it in Clause 41.1;"Regulations"means any regulation or order enacted, issued or adopted in the Territory, in connection with the Licence and/or in relation to the detection of a television receiver;"Reimbursement"means monies paid towards an Issue Fee repayable because a Licence is not issued;"Relevant Account"means the Government's account for which the BBC is responsible (for credit to the HM Treasury consolidated fund account) or such other account as shall be notified by the BBC to the Contractor;"Relevant Conviction"means a Conviction that is relevant to the nature of the Services to be provided including fraud, embezzlement, dishonesty, theft a...