Standard Order definition

Standard Order means one of the standard orders in Schedule 3;

Standard Order means an order, the provision of which, after survey, does not necessitate core infrastructure build by eir evo to enable its provision;

Standard Order is an order for Services that MaxRecall makes readily available on its website and can be ordered online using an online order form, and do not require any form of physical customization by MaxRecall in order to deploy. “Status Website” is defined as the website found at xxxxx://xx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx where MaxRecall will post routine updates about its service, real time network performance and other information relevant to the Services. “Time Guarantee” refers to the amount of time guaranteed by MaxRecall for particular resolution as set forth in the relevant charts below.

Examples of Standard Order in a sentence

• Manufacturers: Production Certificate Holder; Part Manufacturer Approval; Technical Standard Order Approval; and/or Direct Ship Authority.

• No work will be carried out by persons designated as self-employed where their actual employment status in terms of the Employment Status National Standard Order LN 44/2012 is that of an employee.

• European Technical Standard Order (ETSO), ‘Non-rechargeable lithium cells and batteries’, ETSO C142a.

• Lancashire County Council (LCC) is represented on the Committee of the National Complaints Managers Group (England) and the North West Complaints Managers Group, which comprises 23 local authorities.

• The VDL M2 requirements include a tunable radio approved to Technical Standard Order (TSO)-C160a, Very High Frequency (VHF) Digital Link (VDL) Mode 2 Communications Equipment, in lieu of TSO-C160.

• A fully functioning Technical Standard Order (TSO) C91a or C126 (406 MHz) Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT).

• In addition, changes in the basic design of radio communication and naviga- tion equipment approved under type certifi- cation or a Technical Standard Order that have an effect on frequency stability, noise level, sensitivity, selectivity, distortion, spurious radiation, AVC characteristics, or ability to meet environmental test condi- tions and other changes that have an effect on the performance of the equipment are also major alterations.(b) Major repairs—(1) Airframe major repairs.

• Minimum requirements AMMD software that complies with European Technical Standard Order ETSO-C165a is considered to be acceptable.

• The evaluation for adding items to the Capabilities List may take the form of an initial Technical Standard Order Authorization (TSOA) request documented in a letter submitted to the FAA Aircraft Certification Office.

• The row totals are the sum of proportions by row for category i in the comparison map, and the column totals are the sum of proportions by column for category j in the reference map.Table 2.

More Definitions of Standard Order

Standard Order means the Order build and delivered in accordance with the Standard and not equipped with any Generic or Specific Customization.

Standard Order means an Order containing requests for fewer than 10 Circuits. Target Time to Repair (TTR) means the time for restoration of Faults, as set out in 3.8.6 of the SLA. Telco Circuit Identification(ID) means the unique number assigned by Telco to each single Leased Circuit included in one Order. Telco Customer(s) (a) those third parties with whom Telco may agree to provide Telco Services or with whom Telco may be in the process of negotiating an agreement for the provision of Telco Services ("Third Parties"); (b) the end users that Third Parties have allowed to use the Telco Services; and (c) Telco, where the Ordered Leased Circuit Services are being used to connect Telco POPs and POIs.

Standard Order means an Order other than a Priority Order.