TTM Period definition

TTM Period means, on any date, the most recent period of four consecutive fiscal quarters of the Parent ended on or prior to such date (taken as one accounting period) in respect of which financial statements were (or were required to be) delivered pursuant to Section 9.01(1) or 9.02(2). A TTM Period may be designated by reference to the last day thereof (i.e., the “December 31st TTM Period” of a particular year refers to the period of four consecutive fiscal quarters of the Parent ended on December 31st of such year), and a TTM Period shall be deemed to end on the last day thereof.

TTM Period means any complete trailing twelve-month fiscal period ending on the last day of the most recently completed Holdings’ fiscal quarter (in accordance with the Company Fiscal Year with appropriate adjustments for any Subsidiaries of Holdings that follow a calendar year fiscal year for financial reporting purposes in accordance with the proviso to Section 3.3 of the A&R Holdings LLC Agreement); provided, however, that in no event shall any month included in a TTM Period in which an Earn-Out Qualification occurs be included in another TTM Period for purposes of a subsequent Earn-Out Qualification.

TTM Period means the period consisting of the trailing twelve months ended June 30, 2007.

Examples of TTM Period in a sentence

• For the purpose of this procedure, the Depositor instructed us to: a.Use a materiality threshold of +/- 10%, calculated as a percentage of the TTM Period revenue and expense line item value, as shown on the Underwriting File, and b.Only identify differences over the 10% materiality threshold (calculated as described in a.

• For the purpose of this procedure, the Depositor instructed us to: a.Use a materiality threshold of +/- 10%, calculated as a percentage of the TTM Period revenue or expense line item value, as shown on the Underwriting File, and b.Only identify differences over the 10% materiality threshold (calculated as described in a.

• For the purpose of this procedure, the Depositor instructed us to: a.Use a materiality threshold for each underwritten revenue and expense line item of +/- 5%, calculated as a percentage of the value as shown on the Underwriting File, which is also below $15,000, and b.Assume that an underwritten revenue or expense line item is based on the TTM Period if the Underwriting Instructions and Adjustments do not include information for such revenue or expense line item.

• For the purpose of this procedure, the Depositor instructed us to: a.Use a materiality threshold for each underwritten revenue and expense line item of +/- 3%, calculated as a percentage of the value as shown on the Underwriting File, which is also below $25,000 and b.Assume that an underwritten revenue or expense line item is based on the TTM Period if the Underwriting Instructions and Adjustments do not include information for such revenue or expense line item.

• For the purpose of this procedure, the Depositor instructed us to: a.Use a materiality threshold for each underwritten revenue, expense and net cash flow line item of +/- 5%, calculated as a percentage of the value as shown on the Underwriting File, which is also below $15,000, and b.Assume that an underwritten revenue or expense line item is based on the TTM Period if the Underwriting Instructions and Adjustments do not include information for such underwritten revenue or expense line item.

• After giving effect to each such acquisition and any related incurrence of Indebtedness, the Parent is in compliance with the Financial Covenants on a pro forma basis as of the last day of the most recently ended TTM Period.

• Assume that an underwritten revenue or expense line item is based on the TTM Period if the Underwriting Instructions and Adjustments do not include information for such revenue or expense line item.

• For the purpose of this procedure, the Depositor instructed us to: a.Use a materiality threshold of +/- 10%, calculated as a percentage of the TTM Period revenue and expense line item value, as shown on the Underwriting File and b.Only identify differences over the 10% materiality threshold (calculated as described in a.

• For the purpose of this procedure, the Depositor instructed us to: a.Use a materiality threshold for each underwritten revenue, expense and net cash flow line item of +/- 5%, calculated as a percentage of the value as shown on the Underwriting File, which is also below $15,000 and b.Assume that an underwritten revenue or expense line item is based on the TTM Period if the Underwriting Instructions and Adjustments do not include information for such underwritten revenue or expense line item.

• Use a materiality threshold of +/- 10%, calculated as a percentage of the TTM Period revenue and expense line item value, as shown on the Underwriting File, and b.

More Definitions of TTM Period

TTM Period means the period consisting of the trailing twelve (12) months ended November 24, 2007.

TTM Period has the meaning set forth in Section 3.12(a).

TTM Period means as of any date of determination, the most recently ended period of twelve consecutive calendar months.

TTM Period means the First TTM Period or the Second TTM Period, as applicable