Service Limits definition

Service Limits means the maximum relative elevation to which adequate water service is available to lots that are immediately adjacent to a distribution pipeline. The service limit shall be that elevation which is 100 feet in elevation below the spillway elevation of the Department’s reservoir supplying the area.

Service Limits means any limits on use of Developer’s support services specified on the Order Form, such as the number of Customer Personnel who may contact Developer for support, or the maximum number of Support Requests Developer will respond to per month.

Service Limits means the maximum allocation of virtual computing resources that is provided with the Service, as further specified in the Documentation.

Examples of Service Limits in a sentence

• CAISO may order Owner not to bid to participate in a Market Transaction if CAISO determines that participation in Market Transactions would cause a Unit to exceed Contract Service Limits or impair CAISO’s ability to dispatch the Unit to meet reliability needs at other times during the Contract Year.

• Frequency of Service Limits Benefits are provided for the Vision Care Services described below, subject to Frequency of Service limits and Copayments and Coinsurance stated under each Vision Care Service in the Schedule of Benefits below.

• Owner shall provide the information necessary to determine the Contract Service Limits to CAISO and the Responsible Utility not less than 15 days prior to the filing.

• CAISO shall use its best efforts in accordance with Good Industry Practice not to issue a Dispatch Notice that would cause a Unit’s Counted Start-ups, Counted MWh, or Counted Service Hours to exceed any of the Unit’s Contract Service Limits.

• One form of consolation in times of persecution and war was the translation of psalms and the subsequent setting of them to music.

• For Vision Service Limits it’s based on the date of request (today’s date).RI Medicaid is not responsible for reporting the financial responsibility for the Managed Care Programs.

• Your benefits under this Contract begin on the Enrollment Date and continue from month to month until terminated by You or by Us pursuant to Section 14 (Cancellation) of this Contract and subject to Section 9 (Service Limits) of this Contract.

• Subject to the terms and conditions contained in this Agreement, CrossLead hereby grants to Company and its Authorized Users a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to access the features and functions of the applicable CrossLead Module set forth in the applicable Order Form during the Term set forth on the Order Form for the number of Authorized Users set forth on the Order Form up to the Service Limits.

• Customer changes to Service Limits take effect as soon as Customer pays the additional fees.

• ISO may order Owner not to bid to participate in a Market Transaction if ISO determines that participation in Market Transactions would cause a Unit to exceed Contract Service Limits or impair ISO’s ability to dispatch the Unit to meet reliability needs at other times during the Contract Year.

More Definitions of Service Limits

Service Limits means rate, storage, End User or other limits on Customers use of the Services as described in the applicable Order Form or product description page.

Service Limits has the meaning given in Schedule 5 (Developer API Terms). SLA means Cutover’s standard Service Level Agreement as set out in Schedule 1 (Service Levels & Support). Sub-Processor means a third-party processor, including the organisations set out in Schedule 3 (Approved Sub-Processors) as such list is updated pursuant to Clause 8.5 (New Sub-Processors).

Service Limits means the number of times during any Calendar Year that a Benefit will be paid for a particular service. All service limits are per person unless otherwise specified below.

Service Limits means the limitations on the use of a particular RevLock Service as set forth on the Order Form, including the number of Authorized users and the nature of access for each type of Authorized User.

Service Limits means the maximum elevation to which adequate water service is available. The service unit shall be that elevation which is 100 feet below the spillway elevation of the supplying reservoir for the area.