Secondary Basis definition
Secondary Basis means the nature of a right granted to a holder of a Radio Spectrum Licence who is authorized to use the specified frequency bands subject to the condition that such licensee does not cause any Harmful Interference to, or claim protection from any Harmful Interference cause by other, licensees who have been granted the right to use the same frequency bands on an Primary or Co-Primary Basis; and
Secondary Basis means that the Realisation Amount (or such part thereof) shall be applied (following payment of (1) all amounts due to the Trustee under or pursuant to the Trust Deed and to any agent or appointee of the Trustee, including any costs, expenses and taxes incurred in respect of the relevant Series in connection with enforcement or realisation in accordance with the Trust Deed or any Charging Document, (2) all amounts due to the Principal Paying Agent, the Custodian and any Paying Agent (pari passu and pro rata among them) under or pursuant to the Agency Agreement and (3) any taxes incurred by the Issuer in respect of the relevant Series in connection with the enforcement or realisation of any Mortgaged Property) first, in meeting the aforesaid claims of the Swap Counterparty under the Swap Agreement and thereafter pro rata and on a pari passu basis in meeting the aforesaid claims of the Noteholders, the Receiptholders and the Couponholders under the Notes, the Receipts and the Coupons then outstanding (if applicable, applied in accordance with the relevant ranking of each Class within a Series).
Secondary Basis means Radiocommunication Service which shall not cause harmful interference to stations of Primary Services and cannot claim protection from harmful interference from stations of Primary Services. This service appears as lower case in the National Spectrum Plan.
More Definitions of Secondary Basis
Secondary Basis means that any aircraft radio communications causing/receiving interference to/from land-based radio stations must correct the interference or cease operations on the suspect frequencies in the aircraft. This affects most, if not all, fixed- wing aircraft. There are phone systems available such as "Flightphone7," "Airphone7," "Flightlink7," and "Air-to-Ground7" (not Cellular phones) that may provide alternative means of communications. With the potential for land-based radio interference and the aforementioned secondary basis to which aircraft communications is subjected, aircraft radios that operate in the Private Land Mobile Radio Service should have a label or placard to read, "maximum operation of this radio is 5,280' AGL by regulation of FCC".
Secondary Basis means the order of a Radiocommunication Service where it shall not cause harmful interference to stations of Primary Services and cannot claim protection from harmful interference from stations of Primary Services. This service appears as lower case in the National Frequency Plan.
Secondary Basis means Radiocommunication Service which shall not cause harmful interference to stations of Primary Services and cannot