Gold Standards Sample Clauses

Gold Standards. All Gold to be transferred between the Trust and the Authorized Participant in connection with any Order shall meet the applicable requirements of The Good Delivery Rules for Gold and Silver Bars (the "Good Delivery Rules") promulgated by the London Bullion Market Association (the "LBMA"), which include standards for fineness. As provided in the Authorized Participant's Participant Unallocated Bullion Account Agreement and in the Trust Unallocated Bullion Agreement, amounts of Gold standing to the credit of an Authorized Participant's Participant Unallocated Account or the Trust Unallocated Account, as the case may be, are held on an Unallocated Basis, which, as provided by those agreements, means only that each of the Authorized Participant or the Trust, as the case may be, is entitled to call on the Participant's Custodian or the Custodian, as the case may be, to deliver in accordance with the Good Delivery Rules an amount of Gold equal to the amount of Gold standing to the credit of the Authorized Participant's or the Trust's relevant unallocated bullion account, as the case may be, but neither the Authorized Participant nor the Trust has any ownership interest in any Gold that the Participant's Custodian or the Custodian, as the case may be, owns or holds. The Sponsor and the Trustee may, from time to time, pursuant to the Trust Indenture and as disclosed in the Prospectus, specify other gold bullion to be held by the Trust and which therefore may be transferred between the Trust and an Authorized Participant in connection with any Order, provided that such other gold bullion must meet the standard of fineness specified under the Good Delivery Rules. A copy of the Good Delivery Rules may be obtained from the LBMA.

Gold Standards. CNR has compiled Italian MWE gold standards for the Environment and Labour Legislation domains by drawing from existing online domain dictionaries and glossaries. A full description will be provided in D7.

Gold Standards. For Selectional preference modules, and although the plan for WP6.1 initially called for manual annotation of SP gold standards, due to the intensive nature of annotation required, it was decided instead to use the well-accepted methodology of pseudo-disambiguation for PANACEA experiments.

Gold Standards. UPF has developed gold standards for noun classification. A total of 9 different test sets were compiled for English and Spanish nouns for HUMAN, EVENT, LOCATION, SEMIOTIC, ABSTRACT, ARTIFACT, MATTER, SOCIAL_ENTITY, PROCESS. (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-

Gold Standards. CNR, UPF, and UCAM have completed domain-specific SCF gold standards. All of the gold standards are available on the PANACEA web site. The gold standards were used for evaluation of SCF acquisition during WP7. In D6.1 UCAM planned to measure human annotation time in order to estimate the benefits of automatic lexical acquisition. This was done informally (i.e., an annotator tracking their own work, but not using a formal timing device) and found to be approximately 100 sentences per hour. Therefore if data on e.g. 50 verbs from a new domain was required, with a minimum of 200 sentences per verb, automatic acquisition could save 100 person-hours for each domain. The SCF gold standards are described in detail in D7.4.