Unit Conversion Clause Samples
The Unit Conversion clause establishes the method for converting measurements or quantities from one unit system to another within a contract or agreement. It typically specifies the applicable conversion rates, standards, or formulas to be used when parties reference different units, such as converting between metric and imperial measurements. This clause ensures consistency and accuracy in interpreting quantities, preventing disputes or misunderstandings that could arise from differing unit systems.
Unit Conversion. For purposes of this Cloud Access Exhibit 1.I and for Eligible Subscriptions transferred to a Vendor’s Cloud, the Unit of measurement for an Eligible Subscription purchased for on-premise use will be the Unit of measurement for a BYOS Unit as set forth at the conversion table located at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/en/technologies/cloud-computing/cloud-access. For those Eligible Subscriptions that were originally sold for use in a Vendor’s Cloud, no conversion is required. The number of simultaneous Cloud Access Units in the Vendor Cloud will not exceed the total number of Units (a) transferred from Eligible Subscriptions and/or (b) purchased for use in a Vendor Cloud.
Unit Conversion. For purposes of this Cloud Access Exhibit 1.J and for each BYOS, the Unit of measurement for an Eligible Subscription purchased for on- premise use will be converted to a different Unit of measurement for a BYOS Unit for use in a Cloud. The conversion table at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/forms/cloud-access-registration identifies how a Unit converts from an Eligible Subscription Unit purchased for on-premise use to the corresponding BYOS Unit. For those Eligible Subscriptions that were originally sold for use in a Vendor’s Cloud, no conversion is required. The number of simultaneous BYOS Units in the Vendor Cloud will not exceed the total number of Units (a) transferred from Eligible Subscriptions and/or (b) purchased for use in a Vendor Cloud.
Unit Conversion. Quarter units are converted to semester units by multiplying the quarter units by 2/3. If this multiplication results in a fraction that, when added to the other semester units, is within 1/2 unit from the required units for qualifying for the next column, then the fraction shall be rounded up to the next whole number; and the teacher shall be placed on the next column.
Unit Conversion. 7 Quarter units are converted to semester units by multiplying the quarter units by two- 8 thirds.
Unit Conversion. 16 Quarter units are converted to semester units by multiplying the 17 quarter units by two-thirds (2/3). If this multiplication results in a fraction 18 that when added to the other semester units is within one-half (1/2) unit from 19 the required units for qualifying for the next column, then the fraction 20 shall be rounded up to the next whole number and the unit member shall be 21 placed on the next column.
Unit Conversion. A quantity of energy expressed in kWh (kilowatt-hour) at 25 °C (GCV) is converted into a quantity of energy expressed in MWh (Megawatt-hour) at 0 °C GCV by multiplying this quantity of energy by one point zero zero two six (1.0026), in accordance with the recommendations of standard NF ISO 13443, and by dividing the product of this multiplication by one thousand (1,000). A quantity of energy expressed in MWh (Megawatt-hour) at 0 °C GCV is converted into a quantity of energy expressed in kWh (kilowatt-hour) at 25 °C GCV by multiplying this quantity of energy by one thousand (1,000) and by dividing the product of this multiplication by one point zero zero two six (1.0026), in accordance with the recommendations of standard NF ISO 13443. A quantity of energy expressed in Wh (Watt-hour) is converted into a quantity of energy expressed in J (joule) by multiplying this quantity of energy by 3,600. A quantity of energy expressed in Btu (British Thermal Unit) is converted into a quantity of energy expressed in J (joule) by multiplying this quantity of energy by 1,055.056.
Unit Conversion. 23.4.1 Quarter units are converted to semester units by multiplying the quarter units by two-thirds. The District shall provide each teacher a statement of the number of units that the District has on file for him/her, upon request.
Unit Conversion. For purposes of this Cloud Access Exhibit
Unit Conversion. A Unit 24 SAN employee scheduled, and working, a repeating schedule of more than 20 hours per week for eight (8) consecutive pay periods may apply to convert to regular status provided there is a budgeted and posted position available. This section does not apply to Unit 24 SAN employees with regular schedules of .5 FTE or greater which result from coverage of another employee’s vacation, leave of absence, or extended leave or those SAN employees covering for various shifts due to intermittent absences. In the event the absent employee fails to return to work, the Unit 24 SAN employees providing coverage shall be given the immediate option to convert to a Unit 18 .5 FTE position prospectively upon the effective date of the absent employee’s date of separation of employment from AHS.
Unit Conversion. Quarter units are converted to semester units by multiplying the quarter units by 2/3. If this multiplication results in a fraction that, when added to the other semester units, is within 1/2 unit from the required units for qualifying for the next column, then the fraction shall be rounded up to the next whole number; and the teacher SPPA, Inc., shall be placed on the next column.
17.9 The District shall provide each SPPA Member a statement once per year of the number of units that the District has on file for him/her them . The SPPA Member must make a written request for such statement
17.10 Lower division course units may be applied for advancement on the salary schedule only after prior approval by the Assistant Superintendent or designee.