Common use of Calculation Clause in Contracts

Calculation. RTD is determined by measuring transit delay in milliseconds across the Verizon Core Network and averaging the results over a thirty (30) day period from when the Trouble Ticket was opened. RTD calculation is as follows: RTD = T2 – T1 where: T1 is the time when an Ethernet frame leaves the Ingress Reference Point (i.e., Frame exit event) and T2 is the time when an Ethernet Frame arrives back at the Ingress Reference Point (i.e. Frame return event) with the difference measured. RTD is measured between the respective origination and destination infrastructure Ports, i.e. between the points where the Frame enters and exits Verizon’s Core Network, regardless of the Local Access to Verizon’s Core Network. External factors, including, but not limited to, Local Access issues, are excluded from the measurement.

Calculation. RTD is determined by measuring transit delay in milliseconds across the Verizon Core Network and averaging the results over a thirty (30) day period from when the Trouble Ticket was opened. RTD calculation is as follows: RTD = T2 – T1 where: T1 is the time when an Ethernet frame leaves the Ingress Reference Point (i.e., Frame exit event) and T2 is the time when an Ethernet Frame arrives back at the Ingress Reference Point (i.e. Frame return event) with the difference measured. RTD is measured between the respective origination and destination infrastructure Ports, i.e. between the points where the Frame enters and exits Verizon’s Core Network, regardless of the Local Access to Verizon’s Core Network. External factors, including, but not limited to, Local Access local access issues, are excluded from the measurement.