System Performance means the performance of the System with respect to Response Time, System Availability and Disaster Recovery.
System Performance shall have the meaning specified in Section 2.2 (Definitions) of Exhibit D (Service Level Agreement).
System Performance. Outdoor design conditions comply with the State energy code requirements and are designed as follows: Mount Laurel Township Zoning Board of Adjustment Application of: XXXXXXXXX ENTERPRISES Calendar No. 89-C-14 Lands and Premises: 0000 Xxxxxxxxx Xx. Findings of Fact and Block 503,Lot 2.2.01,3 Conclusions of Law Approved - Sign Variance (CSC)
Examples of System Performance in a sentence
The Energy Generating Facility (EGF) performance continues to surpass the System Performance Guarantee (Guaranteed Maximum Quantity or GMQ) levels.
The Frank Perkins Road Treatment Facility has been optimized as part of the Environmental and System Performance Monitoring (ESPM) program at Demolition Area 1.
The model PPA template includes a PV System Performance Guarantee Agreement, though other performance guarantee agreements may be considered.
Guidance Received via email from ESD System Performance to ESD Monitoring on 3-6-18:If a WIOA participant is in non-WIOA funded training and recorded in MIS as “Training Paid by Other”, Measurable Skill Gains and Credential Earned performance indicators are not captured.
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and MPOs must coordinate when selecting Highway Safety measures (PM1), Pavement and Bridge Condition measures (PM2), and System Performance measures (PM3) performance targets, and public transportation providers must coordinate with states and MPOs in the selection of state and MPO transit asset management and transit safety performance targets.
More Definitions of System Performance
System Performance means the com- plete behavior of a repository system in response to the conditions, proc- esses, and events that may affect it. Tectonics means the branch of geol- ogy dealing with the broad architec- ture of the outer part of the Earth, that is, the regional assembling of structural or deformational features and the study of their mutual rela- tions, origin, and historical evolution. To the extent practicable means the de- gree to which an intended course of ac- tion is capable of being effected in a manner that is reasonable and feasible within a framework of constraints. Underground facility means the under- ground structure and the rock required for support, including mined openings and backfill materials, but excluding shafts, boreholes, and their seals. Unsaturated zone means the zone be- tween the land surface and the water table. Generally, water in this zone is under less than atmospheric pressure, and some of the voids may contain air or other gases at atmospheric pressure. Beneath flooded areas or in perched
System Performance. CATEGORY: OSS draft document, Revision 0.7, dated June 17, 1997 entitled "Key Metrics for System Performance Document" (as referred to as the "System Performance Standards Document"). This document identifies the network-wide key metrics for Ericsson and Lucent switching systems, as well as cell sites, which will provide a high level assessment of the system. These Network Standards Documents are, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement including, without limitation, this Schedule E-3, hereby incorporated into and form a part of this Agreement. In the event of any inconsistency between any part of a Network Standards Document and the provisions of this Schedule E-3, the provisions of this Schedule E-3 shall govern. Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement including, without limitation, this Schedule E-3, the parties acknowledge and confirm that the Network Standards Documents represent the standards and metrics currently identified by AWS as applicable to each Category. Target values for key quality related metrics are contained herein and must be met. In addition, the parties acknowledge and confirm that the Network Standards Documents are subject to revision and such subsequent revisions to these Network Standards Documents, as well as the Call Center Quality Standards, will constitute an additional Category once they are formally implemented to be complied with, in accordance with this Agreement. Set out below is a brief description of each Category of Network Standard and the currently established metrics for each such Category.
System Performance means: the System’s page load times for all customary inputs and updates.
System Performance. The Services provided by the MerlinOne System and network will meet or exceed the System performance requirements stated in Paragraph 1.2.3 above. If these performance levels are not met, then, MerlinOne will provide Customer with the following credits on the next invoice:
System Performance means: the System’s page load times for all customary inputs and updates. You can access the System and, when performing all routine functions, will have responsive System Performance as set forth in the Service Level. Ninety-nine and five- tenths percent (99.5%) System Availability per calendar month. Average System Performance under seven seconds per calendar month. Issues reported by You (each, an “Issue”) are assigned one of four Issue categories by Us based on the process described below: ● You notify Us and provide an Issue Description as defined in this Agreement. ● We open a case (a “Case”), categorize the Issue and begin tracking the time until the Case is closed. ● We acknowledge the Issue by email. ● We commence work to resolve the Issue. ● We provide status updates to You via email when a Case status changes until We close the Case. ● We provide continuous Issue isolation, determination and support. ● We implement a Solution to resolve the Issue as soon as available. All Service Levels listed below are measured on a calendar month basis.
System Performance is measured by the “Average Bet Placement Time” for each full hour starting each day at 00:00:00 (e.g. 03:00:00 to 03:59:59).
System Performance. CATEGORY: OSS draft document, Revision 0.7, dated --------------------------- June 17, 1997 entitled "Key Metrics for System Performance Document" (as referred to as the "System Performance Standards Document"). This document identifies the network-wide key metrics for Ericsson and Lucent switching systems, as well as cell sites, which will provide a high level assessment of the system.