Hybrid Loops Generally Sample Clauses

The "Hybrid Loops Generally" clause defines the rules and framework for using hybrid loops, which combine elements of both traditional and modern looping structures within a contract or agreement. This clause typically outlines how and when hybrid loops can be implemented, specifying the conditions under which they operate and any limitations or requirements for their use. For example, it may address how data or processes are iterated over using both fixed and dynamic criteria. The core function of this clause is to provide flexibility and clarity in the application of looping mechanisms, ensuring that parties understand how hybrid loops function and reducing the risk of ambiguity or misuse.
Hybrid Loops Generally. The unbundling obligations associated with DS1 and DS3 loops are in no way limited by this Section 11.2 or the Rules adopted in the Triennial Review Order with respect to hybrid loops typically used to serve mass market customers.
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