T1 definition

T1 means the amount of the tier 1 capital of the Issuer immediately before the write-up is effected.

T1 means the next business day following the day on which a trade is executed; “T+2” means the second business day following the day on which a trade is executed; “T+3” means the third business day following the day on which a trade is executed.

T1 means the ordinary hourly rate of pay.

Examples of T1 in a sentence

• RTD calculation is as follows: T1 is the time when an Ethernet frame leaves the ingress reference point (i.e., frame exit event) and T2 is the time when an Ethernet frame arrives back at the ingress reference point (i.e., frame return event) with the difference measured.

• Where: T1 is the time in milliseconds when an IP packet leaves the ingress reference point (i.e., Packet exit event) and T2 is the time in milliseconds when an IP packet arrives back at the ingress reference point (i.e. Packet return event).

• RTD calculation is as follows: where: T1 is the time when an Ethernet frame leaves the Ingress Reference Point (i.e., Frame exit event) and T2 is the time when an Ethernet Frame arrives back at the Ingress Reference Point (i.e. Frame return event) with the difference measured.

• Must demonstrate thorough knowledge of T-1 network architecture and operating procedures.

More Definitions of T1

T1 means a digital transmission link with a capacity of 1.544 Mbps (1,544,000 bits per second).

T1 is the time required for the relative pressure to rise from 0 to p1, and "t2" is the time required for the relative pressure to rise from 0 to p2.

T1 means the next business day following the day on which a trade is executedT; “T+2” means the second business day following the day on which a trade is executedT; “T+3” means the third business day following the day on which a trade is executedT.

T1 means the next settlement day following the day on which a trade is executed.

T1 means the ordinary hourly rate of pay. “T1.5” means one and one half the ordinary rate of pay.

T1 means in respect of Index Calculation Date (t), the FX Rebalancing Date immediately following such Index Calculation Date (included). For the avoidance of doubt, if (t) is a FX Rebalancing Date, t(+1) shall be identical to (t);

T1 and "t2" are the two time instants (expressed in seconds) during the impact, defining an interval between the beginning and the end of the recording period for which the value of HIC is a maximum (t2 - t1 ≤ 15 ms).