Global Parameters Clause Samples

Global Parameters a. PBS shall construct lines in accordance with the global parameters as defined in Paragraph 13. Bid awards shall be made in seniority order and in compliance with the global constraints of the system. Such parameters may be altered by mutual agreement as outlined in Paragraph A.1. b. The maximum amount of open time remaining after posting of PBS awards shall not exceed three percent (3%) of the total sequence credit time at the crew base, or the equivalent of one (1) line of flying at the minimum PBS bidding window, ignoring low time options, whichever is greater. For the purposes of this Paragraph, total sequence credit time shall include those hours included in a sequence which originates during the month for which lines are being constructed. c. Any open time remaining after posting of PBS line awards shall be distributed evenly throughout the month according to the logic of the PBS system. d. Lines shall be constructed to create lines of flying containing a minimum of seventy (70) credit hours and a maximum of ninety (90) credit hours per bid period. The Company may flex the maximum line value by an annual amount of twenty-five (25) hours, but in no case more than five (5) hours during any given month. Flexes beyond twenty-five (25) hours in a year will require agreement of the Union. Upon request, the Company will meet with the JSC and supply information demonstrating the necessity of the flex. e. The Company may set a targeted line average between seventy-five (75) and eighty-five
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Global Parameters a. PBS shall construct lines in accordance with the global parameters as defined in this Paragraph. Bid awards shall be made in seniority order and in compliance with the global constraints of the system. Such parameters may be altered by mutual agreement as outlined in Paragraph A.1. of this Section. b. The maximum amount of open time remaining after posting of PBS awards shall not exceed 3% of the total pairing credit time at the domicile, or the equivalent of one (1) line of flying at the minimum PBS bidding window, ignoring low time options, whichever is greater. For the purposes of this Paragraph, total pairing credit time shall include those hours included in a pairing which originates during the month for which lines are being constructed. c. Any open time remaining after posting of PBS line awards shall be distributed evenly throughout the month according to the logic of the PBS system. d. Lines shall be constructed to create lines of flying containing a minimum of seventy (70) credit hours and a maximum of ninety (90) credit hours per bid period. The Company may flex the maximum line value by an annual amount of twenty
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Global Parameters a. PBS shall construct lines in accordance with the global parameters as defined in Paragraph
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Global Parameters. Global Parameters are those that must be defined for the DSP as a whole. Table 5-1 lists the global parameters and their descriptions. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAME Description -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p0DBINA digital rms of a 0 dBm sine wave incident at A/D for A-Law PCM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p0DBOUTA digital rms of a 0 dBm sine wave incident at D/A for A-Law PCM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p0DBINM digital rms of a 0 dBm sine wave incident at A/D for [mu]-Law PCM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p0DBOUTM digital rms of a 0 dBm sine wave incident at D/A for [mu]-Law PCM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [tau]HANGOVER Maximum inactivity before speech flag resets -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [tau]SUSTAIN Minimum duration of speech before sustained -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table 5-1: global parameters -33- EVP-SRM (DSP) Software Design Specification 34 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Legal parameter values: 1. p0DBINA is a 14-bit code that represents the 0 dBm power level of a 1 kHz sine wave at the network interface for A-Law channels. 2. p0DBOUTA is a 14-bit code that represents DSP power level required to generate a 0 dBm signal at the network interface for A-Law channels.
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Global Parameters. 33 5.2 DTMF Detection Parameters............................................................34 5.2.1 DTMF Collection Specifications..............................................34 5.2.2 DTMF Detection Parameter Memory Usage.......................................37 5.3 MF Detection Parameters..............................................................38 5.3.1 MF Collection Specifications................................................38 5.3.2 MF Detection Parameter Memory Usage.........................................41 5.4 Call Progress Detection Parameters...................................................41 5.4.1 CP Tone Groups..............................................................41 5.4.2 CP Tone Specifications......................................................44 5.4.3 CP Collection Specifications................................................47 5.4.4 CP Detection Channel Context................................................47 5.4.5 CP Detection Parameter Memory Usage.........................................48 5.5 Tone Generation Parameters............................................................48 5.5.1 Simple Tone Specifications.....................................................49 5.5.1.1 Special Tone Specifications...........................................51 EVP-SRM (DSP) Software Design Specification 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Global Parameters. We select a prime of the form: p = leA · leB · leC · ƒ ± 1, where lA, lB, and lC are small primes and ƒ is a co-factor. Let E be a supersingular elliptic curve defined over Fp2 (finite field of size p2). E[leA ] = ⟨PA, QA⟩, E[leB ] = ⟨PB, QB⟩, E[leC ] = ⟨PC, QC⟩.
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Global Parameters a. PBS shall construct lines in accordance with the global parameters as defined in this Paragraph. Bid awards shall be made in seniority order and in compliance with the global constraints of the system. Such parameters may be altered by mutual agreement as outlined in Paragraph A.1. of this Section. b. The maximum amount of open time remaining after posting of PBS awards shall not exceed 3% of the total sequence credit time at the crew base, or the equivalent of one (1) line of flying at the minimum PBS bidding window, ignoring low time options, whichever is greater. For the purposes of this Paragraph, total sequence credit time shall include those hours included in a sequence which originates during the month for which lines are being constructed. c. Any open time remaining after posting of PBS line awards shall be distributed evenly throughout the month according to the logic of the PBS system. d. Lines shall be constructed to create lines of flying containing a minimum of seventy (70) credit hours and a maximum of ninety (90) credit hours per bid period. The Company may flex the maximum line value by an annual amount of twenty-five (25) hours, but in no case more than five (5) hours during any given month. Flexes beyond twenty-five (25) hours in a year will require agreement of the Union. Upon request, the Company will meet with the Scheduling Committee and supply information demonstrating the necessity of the flex. e. The Company may set a targeted line average between seventy-five (75) and eighty-five (85) hours. In months the Company flexes the maximum to ninety-five (95) hours, the targeted line average may be set to no more than eighty-eight (88) hours. The targeted line average is a global parameter which will be respected while awarding Flight Attendant sequences pursuant to her/his seniority. f. As an exception to Paragraph D.13.d., above, a Flight Attendant may indicate a PBS bid choice which may allow the PBS bid award to exceed the bounds specified by bidding a High or Low bidding option. Lines constructed in accordance with this bid option shall be constructed to no less than forty (40) hours (low option) or no more than one-hundred ten (110) hours (high option). g. Flight Attendant(s) who select the (low option) during a given bid month and also hold at least seven (7) days or more of vacation during that month, shall be given priority to achieve a PBS result below the minimum line value ahead of other Flight Attendants who may be more se...
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