LOADCORE Sample Clauses

The LOADCORE clause establishes the requirements and procedures for loading core materials or components onto a vessel or into a facility. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of the parties involved, specifies the timing and method of loading, and may address safety protocols or documentation needed during the process. By clearly defining these aspects, the clause helps prevent disputes over logistics, ensures compliance with safety standards, and facilitates smooth operations during the loading phase.
LOADCORE. 5G Core Testing and Validation • Simulate UE behavior in 5G use case deployments: Network slicing, multi-access edge computing (MEC) low latency and offloading, video optimization • Perform service quality validation with subscriber modeling, multiplay traffic generation, and quality of experience (QoE) measurements • Validate complex scenarios for service-based architectures • Validate 5G nodes and interfaces via specialized Ixia hardware or Virtual Edition (VE) • Scale up to millions of subscribers using stateful application traffic mixes that can interact with real servers and peers • Enforce and validate multiple user-plane QoS characteristics per flow or session • Control test traffic mix and intensity using network objectives to independently manage control- and user-planes
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