Minimal Requirements Sample Clauses

Minimal Requirements. 5.1. In order to use the Website and Services, you should have: a) a computer or a mobile device with internet access, b) an active e-mail address, c) Internet browser in the latest versions available with cookies and JAVA enabled,

Minimal Requirements. All aspects of performance of music will meet, as a minimum, the provisions of the Australian Standard 1269—1989 Acoustics—Hearing Conservation, the National Standard for Occupation Noise [NOHSC:2009(1993)], and the National Code of Practice for Noise Management and Protection of Hearing at Work [NOHSC:2009(1993)].

Minimal Requirements. ● The CMS provides functionality to select data and fully control the selection process, including selection of any record or part of a record based on any parameter; ● The availability of selection or search options, for instance to select individual records or sets: ○ Hand-picking of record by record (e.g. by marking the records); ○ Select records on the basis of specific values in any field: e.g. by location, by object category, by theme, by section, by (part of) inventory number; ○ Composite filtering with Boolean operators; ○ Selecting specific fields from all records; ○ Selecting specific fields, but filtered according to specific content in other fields (e.g. selection of fields within subsets); ○ Cutting off at predetermined string length in some fields (make sure not to cut inside words); ○ Get a (sorted) overview of the selected items and manually include or exclude individual records; ○ Manual selection of images to be used as a thumbnail; ○ Filter records based on IPR rights on metadata, physical object and digital representation level, in order to deliver object/metadata/digital representations cleared of rights, or with clear rights statements attributed; ○ Allow content providers to create as many groups of records as necessary in their CMS. ● See which selections have been made in the past and which items are already part of Europeana (an aggregator, another platform). Already selected items should be marked in the CMS or the ▇▇▇, including for which target they have been supplied; ● Get an up to date status per record and per record group (e.g. sent, in process, validated, accepted, online, removed, deleted from Europeana, online and enriched).

Minimal Requirements. ● Submission of the selected data can be done with a single button as the final approval of the content provider; ● Get a report or log files on the exchange from an automated tool. This report or log file can be implemented by a CMS vendor to provide information about the exchanged data within the CMS. And thus: mark records within the CMS as already contributed; ● Choose for updating records on a regular basis; ● Undo, delete or edit the already uploaded data from Europeana in case they find an error in a package that has already been harvested; ● Set the frequency of harvested by Europeana (pull) or of supplying data to Europeana (via push); ● Receive reports about “where my data is right now”. ● Choose the method of data transfer to a target, if there are options, in order to manage the process and thus choose alternatives to OAI-PMH that are easier to implement and opt out from OAI-PMH harvesting. That way they cannot be obliged to install and maintain a web server to enable OAI-PMH harvesting. Alternatives are for instance FTP. Costs and implications of alternatives have to be explained as well; ● Upload via OAI-PMH or FTP: ○ OAI-PMH - to automatically exchange new and/or updated data to Europeana or another aggregator to always have the most recent and best possible data displayed on the portal. Use cloud servers for OAI-PMH harvesting instead of having to install and maintain their own OAI-PMH server; ○ FTP upload (for aggregators/portals using other protocol than OAI) to (with some manual interference) exchange new and/or updated data to Europeana or another aggregator to always have the most recent and best possible data displayed on the portal. ● Select the exchange method and push/pull data to aggregator/Europeana: ○ Only transfer new data/records to aggregator/Europeana; ○ Transfer new and updated data/records to aggregator/Europeana; ○ Transfer all data/records to aggregator/Europeana. ● Use a push system so that their customers can run their CMSs inside their firewalls and control when connections are made.

Minimal Requirements. United States ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇, 58 ▇.▇. 739 (▇. ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇. App. 2003). During plea colloquy concerning wrongful appropriation, military judge “failed to follow the usual practice of Army military judges in that he did not read to appellant applicable definitions from the [Benchbook],” including the definitions of the terms “possession,” “owner,” “belongs,” and “took.” As for the colloquy concerning the forgery offense, the military judge likewise failed to provide any definitions from the Benchbook, including those for the terms, “falsely made or altered” and “intent to defraud.” Nonetheless, ACCA affirmed the findings and sentence. For practitioners, in most complex offenses (such as conspiracy or accessory after the fact) failure to explain the elements will generally result in reversal; however, a plea is not “automatically rendered improvident by the military judge’s failure to identify or explain the elements of the offense ‘if the accused admits facts which establish that all the elements were true.’” Despite finding the military judge’s failure reflects a “lack of attention to detail,” the three most critical requirements for a provident guilty plea were met. Accused admitted facts necessary to establish the charges, expressed a belief in his own guilt, and there were no inconsistencies between the facts and the pleas.

Minimal Requirements. The supplier shall be able to perform the following aquatic biological testing:

Minimal Requirements. SPORT SAFE agrees to meet or exceed the following minimum requirements as they pertain to this contract: a. Collection of Urine Specimens: SPORT SAFE will see that the collection of urine specimens as required by the Geary County USD 475 Student Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy follows approved guidelines. SPORT SAFE will provide qualified collectors or train staff members who will do collections at determined times at the specified location within the Geary County USD 475. Chain of Custody forms will be provided by SPORT SAFE and/or the contracted laboratory of SPORT SAFE, that meet the criteria of the Geary County USD 475 Student Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy and that of the testing laboratory. Students will be given as much privacy as reasonably possible in the obtaining of the specimen.

Minimal Requirements. When a conductor complains that intonation is faulty or attention to balance is lacking or otherwise insufficient from a musician who judges it necessary to use earplugs, that conductor must be informed by the Orchestra Resources Manager that noise levels appear to be such that hearing protection should be worn and therefore good intonation and attention to proper balance may be difficult to achieve. The Health and Safety Representative (or in the absence of the HSR, the Deputy Health and Safety Representative) must be informed when this advice is given to the Conductor, and may be present and take part in such discussions, or any that arise.