Smart definition

Smart. In accordance with the District’s agreement with FAU, SMaRT (Substituting with Mentors and Realistic Teaching) students will be used as substitute teachers in lieu of regular county substitute teachers. Lesson plans, seating charts and other related materials will be prepared and provided to SMaRT students in the same fashion and manner as required for a regular county substitute teacher. Use of a SMaRT student substitute in a classroom as proposed to regular county substitute will not create any additional procedures, preparations or work for the classroom teacher. The signed contract between FAU and District regarding these programs shall not be in conflict with parameters of this agreement.

Smart means equipped with technology such as computer software programs, sensors and touchscreens.

Smart means smart USA Distributor, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, and its successors.

Examples of Smart in a sentence

• The incarcerated person’s cash account is connected to the IWF accounting system and distributes checks (Contractor checks, General Fund, IWF, Smart Communications, and ICSolutions).

• Smart contracts automate processes, executing predefined rules without intermediaries, which boosts efficiency and reduces costs.

• The meeting provides an opportunity for: • TfN and DfT’s Regions, Cities and Devolution Directorate to report progress on individual programmes; • TfN to provide quarterly updates on actual and planned expenditure against its annual budget, including across its individual programmes (such as Northern Powerhouse Rail and Smart Ticketing) and core activities.

• If either Party identifies improper, incorrect, or fraudulent use of local Exchange Services (including, but not limited to PRI, ISDN and/or Smart Trunks), or identifies stripped, altered, modified, added, deleted, changed and/or incorrectly assigned CPN, the Parties agree to cooperate with one another to investigate and take corrective action.

• Smart contracts are blockchain-based contracts that can be executed wholly or partly without human interaction.

More Definitions of Smart

Smart means the suburban mobility authority for regional transportation described in section 30.

Smart. “Tele Aid” and the Three-Pointed Star Within a Circle, the Maybach logo and the Smart logo are the solely owned trademarks and trade names of Daimler AG, and (ii) MBUSA acknowledge and agree that the words “Xxxxxx”, “Xxxxxx Telematics”, “Networkcar”, and “HTI” are the solely owned (or licensed) trademarks and trade names of HTI or its Affiliates. HTI agrees that the MBUSA Marks, and any goodwill appurtenant thereto, shall be owned exclusively by MBUSA and shall inure solely to the benefit of MBUSA, and MBUSA agrees that the HTI Marks, and any goodwill appurtenant thereto, shall be owed exclusively by HTI and shall inure solely to the benefit of HTI. ***.

Smart. TVs, Video Storage devices (DirecTV “Genie,” Dish Network “Xxxxxx,” gaming consoles (Xbox, Playstation) can cause interference. User agrees to disclose other wireless devices in use at premise during installation or support call. User agrees to place other wireless devices away from Freedom Broadband provided router.

Smart fiscal consolidation means protecting and reinforcing investments in the sources of future growth, singling out research, innovation and education as growth-friendly expenditure.

Smart means SMART Technologies Inc., a corporation incorporated under the laws of the Province of Alberta.

Smart means SMART Technologies ULC, an unlimited liability company formed under the laws of the Province of Alberta.

Smart means specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and timely.