Certification Tests Sample Clauses
The Certification Tests clause establishes the requirement for certain products, services, or systems to undergo specific testing to verify that they meet predefined standards or criteria. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for conducting the tests, identifies who is responsible for performing them, and specifies the consequences if the subject fails to pass. For example, a supplier may need to submit a product for third-party testing before delivery or installation. The core function of this clause is to ensure quality assurance and compliance, reducing the risk of defects or non-conformance in the final deliverable.
Certification Tests. The IESO shall perform the Certification Test and, if applicable, the Second Certification Test, as provided for in Schedule 2 of this Agreement.
Certification Tests. 4.1 With respect to a Business Day to be chosen by the IESO in its sole discretion between May 1, 2017 and May 5, 2017, the IESO shall issue a test Standby Notice and test Activation Notice that would otherwise be in accordance with Section 3.0 of Schedule 7, except that the Activation Period shall only be one hour as specified in the test Activation Notice (the “Test Activation”). For greater certainty, Schedule 1 shall not apply to the Test Activation and for the purposes of Section 3.9 of Schedule 7, the Test Activation shall not be included in the total number of Activation Notices the IESO can issue.
a. The Service Provider shall cause the Demand Response Resource to respond to the Test Activation as though it were the subject of an Activation Notice received during the Contract Service Term for the one hour specified in the test Activation Notice (the “Certification Test”).
b. If the Measurement Data in respect of the Certification Test shows that the Service Provider caused the Demand Response Resource to provide Delivered Demand Response in an amount greater than or equal to 85% of the Contract Capacity multiplied by one hour, the test shall be considered passed, otherwise, the test shall be considered failed.
4.2 If the Certification Test is failed, then with respect to a Business Day to be chosen by the IESO in its sole discretion between May 15, 2017 and May 19, 2017, the IESO shall issue a subsequent test Standby Notice and test Activation Notice that would otherwise be in accordance with Section 3.0 of Schedule 7, except that the Activation Period shall only be one hour as specified in the test Activation Notice (the “Second Test Activation”). For greater certainty, Schedule 1 shall not apply to the Second Test Activation and for the purposes of Section 3.9 of Schedule 7, the Second Test Activation shall not be included in the total number of Activation Notices the IESO can issue.
a. The Service Provider shall cause the Demand Response Resource to respond to the Second Test Activation as though it were the subject of an Activation Notice received during the Contract Service Term for the one hour specified in the test Activation Notice (the “Second Certification Test”).
b. If the Measurement Data in respect of the Second Certification Test shows that the Service Provider caused the Demand Response Resource to provide Delivered Demand Response in an amount greater than or equal to 85% of the Contract Capacity multiplied by one hour, the test sha...
Certification Tests. This Agreement applies only to versions of Product that have successfully passed the technical certification tests ("Certification Tests") developed and updated from time to time by Sun and run by a third party certification center chosen by Sun in Sun's sole discretion ("Certification Center"). The Certification Tests verify that a submitted software product meets the 100% Pure Java certification standards ("Certification Standards"), which are that the software is written completely and exclusively in Sun's JAVA programming language, that it contains no native method calls, that it conforms to core JAVA API specifications, and that such software product will function similarly on appropriate browsers or platforms including but not limited to: HotJava Browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Solaris, JavaOS, Windows 95/3.l/NT MacOS ("Required Environments"). Sun reserves the right to add or delete browsers or platforms from the Required Environments from time to time.
Certification Tests. Testing and operating approval When the final stage for tuning a machine is reached, a series of internal tests are carried out to verify compliance with specification requirements. These tests are based on documents jointly prepared with the customer: 35 of 62 • Mechanical and software function tests; • Production throughput checks; • Checks on assembly performance. These tests help prepare for the pre-acceptance stage.
Certification Tests. VZW may conduct certification tests in its sole discretion. Customer will pass such certification tests furnished by VZW prior to using EMAG. If Customer fails any such certification tests, then VZW may, in its sole discretion, refrain from providing Customer with access to EMAG.
Certification Tests. Test plans and other substantiation data submitted simultaneously to each Technical Agent for review shall receive joint approval or concurrence, as appropriate, by both Technical Agents. The test(s) will be conducted in accordance with the jointly approved test plan and witnessed according to the procedures of the Technical Agent in whose jurisdiction the test is conducted. Due to possible unforeseen circumstances that might arise during the actual testing, the witnessing Technical Agent may exercise judgment and permit certain deviations from the test plan, while trying to satisfy the certification requirements of both Technical Agents. In this regard, it is possible that some tests might have to be repeated in order to satisfy the certification requirements of the other Technical Agent. It is, therefore, important that the test plans are well detailed and that proper communication is established between the Technical Agents to alleviate the need for additional testing.