product type means any of the following:
product type means the set of representative performance levels or classes of a construction product, in relation to its essential characteristics, produced using a given combination of raw materials or other elements in a specific production process;
product type means one of the following: (i) in respect of conventional oil and gas activities:
Examples of product type in a sentence
For Products, Customer and Snow (or Customer and Partner, as applicable) will execute Snow order forms (each an “Order Form”) which will describe the (a) Product Type, (b) length of Customer’s right to use, or license to, the Product (“Product Term”), (c) quantity, endpoints, Product descriptions, license metrics, authorized users, and other usage parameters as applicable (“Usage Parameters”), (d) pricing and fees (“Fees”) and (e) other relevant details.
More Definitions of product type
product type means one of the following:
product type means the abstract model of individual products, determined by the intended use and a set of characteristics which exclude any variation with regard to performance or to the fulfilment of product requirements set-out in or in accordance with this Regulation, produced in a specific production process using a given combination of raw materials or components, whilst identical items of different manufacturers also belong to different product types;
product type means one of the following categories: Computer monitors; desktop computers; laptop and portable computers; and televisions.
product type means one of the product-types specified in Annex V;
product type means, in respect of each Customer, the specific product type supplied by Crown Gas & Power as set out in the Contract Details (or Renewal Details).
product type. – means the attribute of an OTCI which describes the rights and obligations of the counterparties involved in the transaction insofar as cash flows are concerned.
product type means a type of composite wood product that differs from another based on composition, thickness, number of plies (if hardwood plywood), and resin to distinguish one composite wood product from another made by the same manufacturer.