Examples of Trouble Reports in a sentence
Mean Time to Repair” means the sum of the “Receipt to Restore Durations” of “Total Trouble Reports” divided by the number of Total Trouble Reports.
New service orders, Trouble Reports opened and closed or cleared as appropriate separated by date and property.
The technical support services include the analysis, design, development, and testing associated with Trouble Reports (TRs) and Change Proposals (CPs) (CDRL A011).
Mean Time to Repair For Initial Customer Trouble Reports found to be network troubles (Disposition Codes 3, 4 and 5), the average duration time from trouble receipt to trouble clearance.
Service (OOS) Trouble Reports to be restored within 24 hours.70n.
Krippendorff proposed to redo this agreement, so that reliability would not (or not only) represent “agreement,” but instead (or also) represent “information,” “variation,” and “distribution skew.” The objective is to justify α, which is heavily influenced by distribution skew (Feng, 2013a, 2013c).
This measurement relates to repeated local network Trouble Reports ("Repeat LN Trouble Reports") submitted by Reseller to TCG.
Specifically, Operator’s Customer Service Records will at a minimum identify: (a) the date and time when any Trouble Report is received, (b) the nature of the complaint, (c) the action taken by the Operator in response to the call, (d) the results of the action taken, (e) a summary of Trouble Reports that were cured (and the time required for such cure) and that were not cured, and (f) the period of time during which any Service was unavailable due to a Force Majeure event.
For Customer support, Customer shall call Trouble Reports to 000-000-0000.
However their duties also include fixing Trouble Reports, which are prioritised over code clean up.