Degradation Sample Clauses

Degradation. In conducting the initial performance test or re-tests, the performance of the Unit shall not be adjusted for degradation until such Unit has operated in excess of two hundred (200) hours. The Seller’s degradation curve shall be used to determine the adjustment for Unit output and Unit heat rate.

Degradation. Unless otherwise stated, the location and equipment placed at the disposal of the Exhibitor by the Organizer shall be deemed in good condition. The rented site and/or equipment provided as part of the layout of the space must be returned to the Organizer in a good state of use. All damage caused to the building or land occupied and detected during the delivery of the space will be invoiced to the Exhibitor.

Degradation. Degradation shall be allowed for extra operating hours on the combustion turbines due to Owner Delay as defined in the EPC Agreement, and for time on the combustion turbines in excess of 400 fired hours or 250 equivalent starts, whichever occurs first. -- WEC, Owner, Independent Engineer, and BVZ shall jointly assess the effect of plant commissioning on Unit performance related to degradation. -- The assessment shall be made on regularly scheduled intervals (suggested 100 fired hours or 50 equivalent starts) to assess the commissioning impact on performance (Benchmark Performance Tests) and to recommend corrective actions to minimize additional hours of operation and/or starts to complete commissioning. -- Reasonable efforts shall be made to conduct a minimum of four base load Performance tests at approximately equal intervals during the first 400 fired hours or 250 equivalent starts (Benchmark Performance Tests) (New and Clean Condition) with the last test taking place as close as practical, but not over 400 fired hours or 250 equivalent starts (400 fired hours/250 Equivalent Start Test). -- The purpose of these Benchmark Performance tests are to trend the degradation of the unit during the commissioning period. -- In the event that base load operation data can not be taken, data points at part load will be utilized to trend the degradation during the first 400 hours or 250 equivalent starts.

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Degradation. Rivers integrate the adverse effects of various activities on land and are, therefore, often simultaneously affected by multiple stressors arising from agriculture, deforestation, urbanization, storm water treatment, flow regulation and water abstraction (▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al. 2010). Globally, lake ecosystems are mainly being affected by eutrophication (intensive agricultural land use) and physical habitat modification of their shoreline, while estuaries and wetlands constitute the ultimate sink for nutrients and other sources of pollution and contaminants originating from entire river basins. Furthermore, many estuarine and coastal waters are being physically modified, for instance, for flood protection purposes and navigation. The conceptual models (DPSIRR-chains) of the different water categories are hard to compare. Striking is the difference in the level of detail between rivers and lakes (high) on the one hand and the marine ecosystems (low) on the other. This difference probably has to do with the scale of degradation in rivers and lakes, where it is easier to find/deduct pathways of ecosystem response.

Degradation a. At 2 years: Durability as defined by the Micro-Deval test (ASTM D6928) will not exceed 20% as compared to new Safeshell material. b. At 4 years: Durability as defined by the Micro-Deval test (ASTM D6928) will not exceed 30% as compared to new Safeshell material. c. At 8 years: Durability as defined by the Micro-Deval test (ASTM D6928) will not exceed 40% as compared to new Safeshell material. Anticipated performance of SAFESHELL during 8 years of use:

Degradation. Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response chains Rivers Table 1. Principal mechanisms by which land use influences stream ecosystems (▇▇▇▇▇ 2004).

Degradation. The geologic process by which stream beds and flood plains are lowered in elevation by the removal of material. It is the opposite of aggradation. Dendric: Channel pattern of streams with tributaries that branch to form a tree-like pattern.

Degradation. X.1 Where pursuant to clause 6.1 of the contract the Lessor receives a payment from SES due to the Degradation of the Transponder during any period which includes the Transmission Period on any day, the Lessor shall pay to the Sub-Lessee a part of that payment calculated in accordance with the following formula: a/b x P where: