Annex 4. Variations in the general decision making process The following decision making process is applied to this ISG, instead of the process described in the ETSI Technical Working Procedures clause 1.7:
Annex 4. The information described herein is as of the Computation Date and, except as otherwise indicated below, pertains to the Relevant Period. Negative Covenants Amount
Annex 4. The corrections given in Table 4.8 take account of the fact that the protection ratio is a function of the frequency difference between the interfering signal and the wanted telelvision signal. To account for this effect, the effective radiated power, in dBW, shall be reduced by this correction before the coordination distance is determined. A value of 0 dB shall be used when the corrected effective radiated power, in dBW, is negative. Linear interpolation shall be used for effective radiated powers, in dBW, differing from those given in the tables and also for effective antenna heights (m) other than those in Tables 4.1 to 4.3. Antenna heights of 10 m or 1800 m, respectively, shall be used when the actual height is below the former or above the latter value. For mixed paths the coordination distance, DM, shall be the sum of the pertinent fractions of the coordination distances, Di, applicable to every type of propagation path involved. where DM = ∑ di Di i T (i = L, SC, SW ) dT is the total path length from the transmitter to the nearest point on the border of the country concerned; and di is the total length of those parts of the path which are over land, over cold sea, over warm sea as the case may be. TABLE 4.5 Coordination distances, DL, in km, for propagation paths over land Effective antenna height (m) Effective radiated power 10 37.5 75 150 300 600 1200 1800 dBW W Coordination distances (km) 55 300k 660 660 670 690 710 740 780 810 50 100k 600 600 620 630 650 680 720 760 45 30k 550 550 560 580 600 630 670 700 40 10k 500 500 510 520 540 570 610 650 35 3k 440 440 450 470 490 520 560 590 30 1k 390 390 400 410 430 460 500 530 25 300 330 330 340 360 370 410 450 480 20 100 280 280 290 300 320 360 390 430 15 30 200 230 240 250 270 300 340 380 10 10 110 170 190 200 220 260 300 330 5 3 60 130 150 160 180 210 260 280 0 1 45 90 110 120 140 170 220 240 Annex 4 – 60 – TABLE 4.6 Coordination distances, DSC, in km, for propagation paths over cold sea Effective antenna height (m) Effective radiated power 10 37.5 75 150 300 600 1200 1800 dBW W Coordination distances (km) 55 300k 1160 1160 1190 1220 1240 1250 1270 1300 50 100k 990 990 1000 1040 1050 1070 1130 1160 45 30k 860 860 870 890 910 940 980 1010 40 10k 750 750 760 780 800 840 870 910 35 3k 640 640 660 680 700 730 780 810 30 1k 560 560 580 590 610 640 700 720 25 300 480 480 500 510 530 570 610 640 20 100 410 410 430 440 470 500 540 570 15 30 350 350 370 380 400 440 480 510 10 10 300 300 310 320 350 380 420 450...
Annex 4. Luminous centre and shapes of filaments Unless otherwise stated on the filament light source data sheets, this annex is applicable to the determination of the luminous centre of different filament shapes. The position of the luminous centre depends upon the filament shape.
Annex 4. Formula for correction
Annex 4. JEM-FIPDes Curriculum JEM-FIPDes Consortium Committee JEM-FIPDes Executive team JEM-FIPDes financial and administrative handbook Annex 5. JEM-FIPDes Student Contract Annex 6. JEM-FIPDes Quality Assurance procedure Annex 7. Translation of national marks Annex 8. FIPDes Alumni association Annex 9. JEM-FIPDES Associated partners Annex 1. JEM-FIPDes Curriculum Description of the JEM-FIPDes Curriculum The Joint European Master FIPDes is scheduled over two academic years and will result in the accumulation of 120 ECTS credits. The overall structure of the FIPDes course is shown in the following figure: The aim of the first study year (Master 1 or M1) is to provide a thorough and broad introduction to both food science & technology and innovation management, so as to assure mastery of core-knowledge in these fields. Mandatory mobility is a fundamental aspect of FIPDes approach and is applicable to all students. Students will attend the first semester of M1 at AgroParisTech (Paris, France) and the second at DIT (Dublin, Ireland). A strong point of integration among partners and students is the compulsory introduction module, which will be organized at the beginning of the first semester at AgroParisTech (France) to present the teaching staff from all Consortium operating partners and give students practical tips for their stay. Introductory lectures on the main challenges of food innovation will be given by the teaching staff of Consortium operating partners and by guest lecturers from the professional sector. A seminar on food culture will be given to introduce European food culture, society and R&D issues. In addition to the compulsory core courses, students will choose two elective modules among a list of available units from the national AgroParisTech programmes. This degree of freedom will make it possible for students to develop specific skills in line with their professional project. During the first year of study (M1) students participate in a junior project. Teams of students are in charge of managing a practical R&D project related to innovation with the assistance of a professional and then develop a prototype within a module in DIT. They build their project progressively thank to the different knowledge and skills acquired in both universities. This joint module strongly structures the first year. The complementary fields covered by DIT and AgroParisTech modules will make it possible to achieve the junior project goals with success, another added value...
Annex 4. 1. [During the Relevant Period, (i) the aggregate sale proceeds and Net Sale Proceeds received by the Borrower and its Subsidiaries from all Asset Sales were $ and $ , respectively, of which (x) $ has been applied as a mandatory repayment pursuant to Section 4.02(c) of the Credit Agreement, (y) $ has been reinvested or is subject to a legally binding commitment to be reinvested as permitted by Section 4.02(c) of the Credit Agreement, and (z) $ has not yet been applied as a mandatory repayment or reinvestment or is not subject to a legally binding commitment to be reinvested.](25) [During the Relevant Period, neither the Borrower nor any of its Subsidiaries has made any Asset Sale.]
Annex 4. 4.4 includes a list of all agreements (such as service contracts and guarantees) and advance payments by Customers that were signed by the Sellers and in which respect payment was received or an invoice issued prior to the Cutoff Date. Annex 4.4.4 specifies, with respect to each agreement, the Customer's name, the term of the agreement and the payments received as aforesaid. By no later than February 28, 2016, the portions of advance payments or service contracts shall be transferred to the Buyer pro rata to the term of the agreement remaining from the Cutoff Date until the expiration of the agreement with such Customer.
Annex 4. 02(p) to the Sale Agreement is hereby amended by deleting the Minimum Fixed Charge Coverage Ratio covenant in paragraph (a) thereof in its entirety and replacing said covenant with the following:
Annex 4. 02(h) to the Sale Agreement is hereby amended by adding the following new clause (iii) at the end of paragraph (a) thereof: , and (iii) a Compliance Certificate (as defined in paragraph (b) below) showing the calculations used in determining compliance with each financial covenant set forth on Annex 4.02(p) as of the end of and for the Rolling Period (as defined in Annex 4.02(p)) which ends with such fiscal year and a management discussion and analysis that includes a comparison to budget for such fiscal year and a comparison of performance for such fiscal year to the prior fiscal year.
