ARCS AND RRCS Sample Clauses

ARCS AND RRCS. ARCs and RRCs shall be charged or credited to Company as set forth in Section 4.2.1.2 of this Charges Schedule.
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ARCS AND RRCS. 4.1.3.1 Baseline Volumes and Actual Resource Units Actual Resource Units for each Resource Unit Category shall be counted by Service Provider, individually for the Canadian and US scope, on a [***]* basis and [***]*, Service Provider will provide a running total for the Volume Measurement Period. At the end of each Volume Measurement Period, in the [***]*, Service Provider will calculate the Actual Resource Units for the completed Volume Measurement Period compared to the Baseline Volumes and will apply the applicable ARC or RRC amounts to be paid by or credited to Client for the previous Volume Measurement Period for both Canada and the US. The upper and lower Band Limits with respect to the Resource Unit Categories are calculated as [***]* and [***]* respectively, of the related Baseline Volumes. Baseline Volumes and Band Limits (except for those measured by Employees Served) are expressed in [***]* terms, as included in Appendix C-2 of this Schedule, and will be divided by [***]* for purposes of comparing Actual Resource Units to Baseline Volumes and calculating ARCs and RRCs for any Volume Measurement Period. To calculate ARCs and RRCs for the Resource Unit Categories, the following methodology will apply:
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ARCS AND RRCS. At the expiration of the Term of the Agreement or upon any earlier termination of the Agreement, or in the event of early retirement of any equipment used solely by Unisys to provide the Services, charges may arise from the unpaid equipment portion of ARC and RRC charges (the “Equipment Buy-Back Charges”). The Equipment Buy-Back Charges shall be the cumulative unpaid equipment portion of ARC and RRC charges for each individual ARC and RRC since the Effective Date calculated as follows: (Monthly Base ChargeInitial Equipment Portion divided by Monthly Base ChargeInitial Total) times (MFECurrent divided by MFEInitial) times ARC/RRCAt Time of Acquisition times Number of unpaid monthly ARC payments For example, assume that and one (1) Laptop-Standard was placed into service on February 1, 2008 as an ARC and that the Agreement is later terminated on March 15, 2009. The equipment only portion of the ARC/RRC Rate for a Laptop-Standard is shown in Table IX ARC/RRC Indices in Exhibit 4, Appendix A and equals $28.37. Since only thirteen (13) ARC payments have been made and thirty-five (35) ARC payments remain, then the Equipment Buy-Back price for that Laptop-Standard is calculated as follows. ($94,472 / $213,319) X ($1,165.30 / $1,209.89) X $28.37 X 35 = $423.54.
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ARCS AND RRCS. During the period corresponding to the True-Up Process, the Supplier shall:
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