Tolerance Limits definition

Tolerance Limits means (a) plus or minus two percent (2 %) for electric meters, and (b) within the then-applicable standards set by AWWA for water meters.

Tolerance Limits may apply. This means the merchant may obtain an authorisation or approval on the Card for an amount more than the total bill (or anticipated bill) to cover additional items such as tips and incidentals or to ensure that adequate funds are available to cover the final purchase. The entire amount of

Tolerance Limits may apply. This means the merchant may obtain an authorisation or approval on the Card for an amount up to 20% or more than the total bill (or anticipated bill) to cover additional items such as tips and incidentals or to ensure that adequate funds are available to cover the final purchase. The entire amount of the authorisation or approval will be debited and will not form part of the available Card balance until the authorisation or approval clears, although only the amount actually spent or authorised will be finally deducted from the Available Balance after the authorisation or approval clears; and

Examples of Tolerance Limits in a sentence

• However, the Clearing House sets SwapClear Tolerance Limits in its sole discretion, and may modify its methodologies at any time or may vary it across different FCM Clearing Members.

• The Clearing House will set SwapClear Tolerance Limits (as defined below) based on a number of factors, including an FCM Clearing Member's credit rating, risk profile and an analysis of the incremental risk registered by an FCM Clearing Member during an historic look- back period.

• Any samples outside of the tolerances as specified according to the Materials Sampling Guide, Section 28 under the Acceptable Tolerance Limits for Independent Assurance will result in an Independent Assurance (IA) review of testing and may result in the Department test results being applied.

• Suspension Limits – Range of values established in Table 1 – Quality Assurance/Control Tolerance Limits for HMA Mixtures.

• Action Limits - Range of values established in Table 1 – Quality Assurance/Control Tolerance Limits for HMA Mixtures.

• Tolerance Limits (ISO Guide 3207) were determined using an analysis of precision errors method and are considered a conservative estimate of true homogeneity.

• Water Quality: • The water quality test results must be submitted to the Technical Delegate as per the World Triathlon Competition Rules;• Additional test should be provided upon the TD’s request; • Water Quality Tolerance Limits can be found in the World Triathlon Competition Rules; • TECTA Laboratory requirements: World Triathlon has partnered with the company Tecta-PDS for delivering fast and reliable microbiological water quality tests in World Triathlon sanctioned events.

• However, the Clearing House sets MER requirements and SwapClear Tolerance Limits in its sole discretion, and may modify its methodologies at any time or may vary it across different FCM Clearing Members.

• The Engineer will check each lot for in-place mat densities, in-place joint densities for surface courses only, and Marshall air voids with adjustments to Contract compensation based on the Percentage of Material Within Tolerance Limits (PWL) as determined by 4.03 B.5 below and by the "Table For Estimating Percent of Lot Within Tolerance Limits-PWL (Standard Deviation Method)".

• Relevant national environmental standards (to a limited extent) include: • TZS 860: 2005 Municipal and Industrial Wastewaters – General Tolerance Limits for Municipal and Industrial Wastewaters.

More Definitions of Tolerance Limits

Tolerance Limits in this sense are deviations from the net weight deter- mined on calibrated scales by the Seller prior to shipping: