AMR means Automated Meter Reading.
AMR or “Automatic Meter Reading” shall mean the Customer Segment consisting of telemetered Final Customers connected to the distribution grid.
AMR means ‘Automated Meter Reading’.
Examples of AMR in a sentence
Rent increases will follow the RTA rent increase guidelines and must not exceed 70% CMHC AMR for the term of the agreement.
Rent increases will follow the RTA rent increase guidelines and must not exceed 80% CMHC AMR for the term of the agreement.
The Partner Institution’s AMR must cover all their collaborative research provision.
The Partner Institution is required to submit an Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) to the University Academic Quality Service using the appropriate template and deadline as specified in the LQEH (section 7).
The AmerenCIPS meter readers must be brought in-house no later than the completion of AMR in the Mattoon service area.
More Definitions of AMR
AMR means automated meter reading – a meter that is capable of transmitting meter readings and related information eg by radio frequency
AMR means the State Administration for Market Regulation of the PRC or its corresponding local authorities or departments;
AMR means automatic meter reading.Both of Us means both you and us.Business Day means any day from Monday to Friday inclusive excluding statutory holidays and other public holidays.Competent Authority means any body or organisation, including government department and regulatory, statutory and other entity, committee, or ombudsman that has a relevant regulatory or supervisory role including the Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat), the Drinking Water Inspectorate, the Environment Agency, the Health and Safety Executive and MOSL.Deemed Contract means these deemed contract terms and conditions as amended, supplemented, varied, modified, renewed, replaced or extended from time to time in accordance with these terms, together with the Scheme of Charges.Either of Us means either you or us.Eligible Site means a premises used for business purposes in respect of which customers are permitted to Switch their supplier of water and/or sewerage services under Relevant Laws and Regulatory Guidance.Good Industry Practice means using the degree of skill, care, diligence and prudence and using such standards, methods and practices reasonably and/or ordinarily exercised or used by experienced and competent organisations engaged in similar activities under similar circumstances and conditions.Group Companies means in relation to a company, that company, any subsidiary or holding company from time to time of that company and any subsidiary from time to time of a holding company of that company as defined in section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006.Material Breach means a breach of the Deemed Contract which in all the circumstances is one which, if not remedied, is likely to have a serious effect on a significant benefit which the innocent party would otherwise derive from the performance of the Deemed Contract in accordance with its terms.MOSL means Market Operator Services Limited, the organisation that administers the market for water and sewerage retail services in England.Other One of Us when referring to us means you and when referring to you means us.Regional Wholesaler means the statutory water and/or sewerage undertaker appointed by the Government as the provider of wholesale water and/or sewerage services in the area in which the Site is located that owns or operates the network through which water and/or sewerage services are supplied to the Site.Regulatory Guidance means guidance from a Competent Authority.Relevant Laws means:
AMR means an automated meter-reading device.
AMR or “AMR Corporation” means AMR Corporation and is used to reference AAG during the period of time prior to its emergence from Chapter 11 and the Merger.
AMR means the State Administration for Market Regulation (previously known as the State Administration for Industry and Commerce or SAIC) and its local counterparts.