Synchronisation Clause Samples
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Synchronisation. Specialisation of: • Merge-Control A Synchronisation indicates the merging of several paths back into one. Its inclusion type indicates when the elements following the Synchronisation should be started (i.e. if one, if some or if all of the incoming paths are finished). The Synchronisation itself does not terminate any remaining Actions of the incoming paths4. Subtypes Inclusion type Based on the three available inclusion types, the subtypes can be “of all” (AND), “of some” (OR) or “of one” (XOR). It should be only one of those types. Specialisation of: • Process A Requirements process represents a more detailed description of an Action that focuses on depicting the things that are required by it and how they are used. It can therefore look closer like a workflow than a Business process, and is often created by splitting and merging Actions from a Business process. Specialisation of: • requires This specialisation of requires indicates that the target is necessary to perform something. It is recommended to use this level of detail in the Requirements process. Allowed source concepts: • Elements contained by a Requirements process Allowed target concepts: • Participant template Specialisation of: • requires This specialisation of requires indicates that the target supports performing something, meaning it is good to have it, but even if it is missing you can perform the action. It is recommended to use this level of detail in the Requirements process. Allowed source concepts: • Elements contained by a Requirements process Allowed target concepts: • Participant template Specialisation of: • Process An Interaction flow represents a more detailed description of an Action that centres on depicting the interactions between a device and its user as well as what functions a device is executing. Mostly mobile devices and the interaction with their mobile applications are in the focus.
Synchronisation. 1. The SPV shall give to the concerned SLDC, MEDA and MSEDCL at least 30 (thirty) days advance written notice, of the date on which it intends to synchronize the Project to the Grid System. The SPV shall be solely responsible for any delay or non-receipt of the notice by the concerned agencies, which may in turn affect the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date of the Project.
2. The Project will be considered as commissioned if all equipment as per rated capacity has been installed and energy has flown into the grid.
3. SPV shall ensure that the equipment up to the rated capacity has been installed and completed in all respects before the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date.
Synchronisation. The difference is that not all the incoming branches will be activated for every running instance. If one of the branches is broken and needs to be adapted, the service consumer needs to estimate the probabilities of whether other branches need to be activated, and whether they can benefit from the adaptation. Generally speaking, there is no way to ascertain which branches will be activated for a specific running instance until the dynamic decision is made. However, the service consumer can estimate the probability that a branch will be activated based on the historical performance of the branches. For example, if a branch was executed 80 times out of the last 100 composite service instances, we consider the branch will be selected with a probability of 80%. The probability of being selected for each branch can be normalised as weights, s1, s2, … sn, ranging between 0 and 1 representing the importance of the branches. Take the composite service in Figure
Synchronisation. Graphic rights for online use (on demand making available). Furthermore, it is possible to divide the management of rights on a geographic level. Should a member wish to restrict or terminate ▇▇▇▇’s authorisation to manage the rights in one or more of the aforementioned categories, this can be done in connec- tion with the membership registration or with six months’ notice to the end of Koda’s financial year The transfer of rights applies to all my existing and possi- ble future musical compositions with or without lyrics. In the event that there are works as to which I already have granted prior authorisation of the rights covered by this agreement, ▇▇▇▇ is entitled to request that I submit all in- formation and all documents which may prove necessary in order to establish the extent of such arrangements.
Synchronisation. The transfer of rights applies to the whole world unless otherwise agreed upon by both parties.
Synchronisation. ILDO shall be responsible for synchronizing his Exchange with BSNL’s Exchange. The Synchronization arrangement and equipment of the ILDO’s Exchange shall comply with Clause 4 of TEC specification No.G/PNI-03/01 Sept.95 as modified from time to time. Information regarding priority of different input clocks shall be given by BSNL to the ILDO.
Synchronisation. 1.3.3.1 The Telco shall synchronise on the LIME System.
1.3.3.2 The Telco shall synchronise on the LIME System via nominated Network Links when using an STM-1 Carrier System.
1.3.3.3 LIME will provide the 2.048 Mbit/s interface for synchronisation for the Telco Switch. Inputs will have a minimum accuracy of Stratum 3 in accordance with G.813.
1.3.3.4 The nominated synchronisation channels will be agreed as part of the order process.
1.3.3.5 The maximum wander shall conform to ITU-T G.811 and G.812. The synchronisation provided by LIME meets the requirements of ITU-T G.703 and is traceable to Stratum 1 source (minimum accuracy of ±1x10-11).
Synchronisation. In this use case, both time based simulators and event-based simulators run in the same • Time based simulators only; • Event-based simulators only; • Time based and event-based simulators mixed.
Synchronisation. 4.1.1 The Company shall give the HPSEBL at least thirty (30) days advance written notice of the date on which it intends to Synchronize a Unit to the Grid System.
4.1.2 Subject to Clause 4.1.1, the Company shall declare a Unit to be ready for Synchronization with the Grid System when:
(i) it has been installed in accordance with the required technical specifications and Prudent Utility Practices;
(ii) it meets all related conditions prescribed in applicable Indian Standard(s)/Code(s), then in effect and otherwise meets the provisions of the Electricity Act, 2003 and the rules framed thereunder and the Electricity Rules, 1956 or any other requirements for Synchronization to the Grid System; and
(iii) it is capable of being operated safely and the Company has obtained the approval of the Chief Electrical Inspector of the Government for energisation.
4.1.3 The Company shall notify the HPSEBL, as soon as the requirement of Clause 4.1.2 have been met and the Unit is ready to be Synchronised to the Grid System in accordance with the Agreement.
4.1.4 The HPSEBL, and/or its authorised representative(s) shall inspect any Unit which the Company intends to Synchronise to the Grid System within five (5) days after being notified in writing by the Company pursuant to Clause 4.1.3, to determine whether the requirements of Clause 4.1.2 have been met. The Company shall provide the HPSEBL with such access to the Station as is reasonably required to make such determination.
4.1.5 If the HPSEBL is satisfied that the Unit is ready to be Synchronised in accordance with Clauses
Synchronisation. (a) In addition to the rights granted hereunder in respect of the Works, the Writer hereby grants to Playtime Publishing and it’s Partners the non-exclusive right throughout the Territory to solicit, procure and enter into synchronisation licences in respect of the Works together with any such rights (subject to the rights of any third party rights holder) in any master sound recordings owned and/or controlled by the Writer which embody the Works.
(b) Playtime Publishing shall obtain the Writer’s prior written approval over any proposed synchronisation licences and the commercial terms thereof where the same is in Playtime Publishing’s reasonable control. Such approval will be deemed automatically granted if Writer does not respond to any request for such approval with three (3) days (Synch Approval Period) or fails to give Playtime Publishing reasonable grounds for refusing to give approval within such Synch Approval Period.
(c) Playtime Publishing shall account to the Writer in accordance with clause 6 below the following percentages of the net income received in the UK by Playtime Publishing derived from the synchronisation of the Works (and master sound recording, if applicable) and shall retain the remaining percentage of such income for Playtime Publishing’s own account.
(i) Playtime Publishing-procured synchronisation use:-
(1) Publishing licence fee – fifty per cent (50%)
(2) Master sound recording use licence fee (where applicable) – eighty five per cent (85%).
(3) Non-Playtime Publishing-procured synchronisation use:-
(4) Publishing licence fee – eighty five per cent (85%)
(5) Master sound recording use licence fee (where applicable) – eighty five per cent (85%).