General systems Sample Clauses
The "General systems" clause establishes the foundational requirements and standards for the systems used within the scope of an agreement or project. It typically outlines the technical specifications, operational protocols, and maintenance obligations that apply to all relevant systems, such as IT infrastructure, communication networks, or control systems. By setting these baseline expectations, the clause ensures consistency, interoperability, and reliability across all systems, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and reducing the risk of system failures or incompatibilities.
General systems. The Partners undertake to set up and implement an effective reporting and monitoring system that allows the Co-programmed European Partnership as well as the European Commission to track progress over time towards the stated objectives and impacts, as well as to provide implementation and management data. The information provided should include, among others:
a) Detailed information on the calls for proposals in the Horizon Europe Work Programme, the proposals received, the grants resulting from these calls, the beneficiaries and participants, the results achieved by individual projects and their overall progress towards impact, or any other information deemed necessary for developing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating Union policies or programmes. Such access to information is limited to non-commercial and non-competitive use and will comply with applicable confidentiality rules. The primary means of collecting information will be through European Commission’s reporting systems for management of the Horizon Europe programme;
b) Activities and fulfilment of contributions by the Partners other than the Union, progress towards objectives, deliverables and KPIs, visibility and positioning in the international context, the results, impacts and leverage. The primary means of collecting information on will be through annual and biennial23 reporting by the Partners other than the Union and through European Commission’s reporting systems for management of the Horizon Europe programme. Information collection will be based on a common methodology as specified by the Commission services in consultation with the Partners other than the Union.
23 i. e. once every two years.
General systems. 3.1 Air Conditioning System -
3.1.1. Deleted.
3.1.2. Infrastructure will be planned for the supply of cold water at 7-8 degrees centigrade, with a capacity of 1 ton cooling for every 100 m2 relative to the area designated for laboratories/computer rooms, and also 1 ton cooling for every 20 m2 relative to the balance of the area of the Leased Premises (offices).
3.1.3. The infrastructure will comprise a number of water cooling units (chillers) + circulation pumps, which are to be installed on the technical installations roof, a single pipeline which will reach, via shafts, all the floor levels. This infrastructure will supply the air conditioning needs during normal working hours.
3.1.4. Additionally, further infrastructure is to be planned and installed, which will also be comprised of a number of water cooling units + circulation pumps which will be installed on the technical installations roof and it will supply cold water, via shafts, to all the rooms and spaces that require air conditioning continuously on a 24 hour basis, including to laboratories and service rooms, seven days a week to the service rooms, computer rooms, centers and similarly functioning locations. This system will also supply cold water at a temperature of 7 - 8 degrees, with an average output in a ratio of 1 ton cooling for every 100 m2 of Leased Area according to the needs of each individual tenant/occupant.
General systems. 3.1 There shall pass through the office areas piping systems and channels for central supplies and/or supplies to various tenants on the floor, such as vertical and horizontal pipes for rain water, air conditioner drainage, horizontal channels for fresh air and the removal of smoke, ventilation of toilets, etc. The tenant does not have the right to change, move, connect or damage systems, either in the public areas or within the area of the office without approval from the company. Air conditioning system – There are no concealment areas on the floors. For service rooms, there is the option of locating the condenser on the roof of the building (subject to consideration of acoustics, weight, sealing, etc.). The air conditioning for the office floors shall be designed for the following conditions:
General systems. Engineering and Integration (GSE&I) deals with overall system definition; integration both within the system and with associated systems; analysis of system segment and subsystem design; design compromises and trade-offs; definition of interfaces; review of hardware and software including manufacturing and quality control; observation, review and evaluation of tests and test data; support of launch, flight test, and orbital meeting with contractors and subcontractors, exchange and analysis of information on progress and problems, review of plans for future work; program risk, providing comments and recommendations in writing to the DOD System Program Manager and/or Project Officer as an independent technical assessment fro consideration for modifying the program or redirecting the contractors' efforts; all to the extent necessary to assure timely and economical accomplishment of program objectives consistent with mission requirements.
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