MAY Sample Clauses

MAY the Alternate ▇▇▇▇ or appropriate substitute shall confirm the names of the external referees who have agreed to serve. The candidate and the Chair of the DRC shall confirm in writing their satisfaction with the final list, in accordance with Article 20.49.1;

MAY. May 14, 2012 The MOHLTC will provide to the LHIN the most recent quarter of performance data for indicators in Schedule 4: Local Health System Performance May 14, 2012 MOHLTC will provide to the LHIN a Report with updated interim actual expenditures, recoverables and payables related to its transfer payments as of March 31, of the preceding fiscal year May 18, 2012 The MOHLTC will provide to the LHIN for planning and reporting purposes the initial preliminary allocation for the current fiscal year May 28, 2012 The LHIN will submit to the MOHLTC a report on performance indicators using the forms provided by the MOHLTC May 31, 2012 The LHIN will submit to the MOHLTC the year-end consolidation report using forms provided by the MOHLTC and the draft Audited Financial Statement if the signed statements are not ready by May 31 of each fiscal year to which this agreement applies On or about the 7th working day (date may depending on the IFIS GL close) MOHLTC will provide to the LHIN a Q1 Report confirming year-to-date expenditures, recoverables and payables related to LHIN transfer payments June 29, 2012 The LHIN will submit to the MOHLTC Q1 Regular and Consolidation Report using the forms provided by the MOHLTC By June 30, 2012 The LHIN will submit to the MOHLTC an Annual Report for the previous fiscal year in accordance with MOHLTC requirements By July 31,2012 The LHINs will submit to the MOHLTC a Quarterly Expense Report using the forms provided by the MOHLTC By July 31,2012 The LHIN will submit to the MOHLTC an Attestation as required under the Broader Public Sector Accountability Act (BPSAA)

MAY the candidate shall forward her letter of application to the Vice- President (Academic) for inclusion in her academic file, and shall forward to the Alternate ▇▇▇▇ a package of materials for external review pursuant to Article 21.51, together with a copy of her letter of application;

MAY. An action that it is acceptable, provided it conforms to the provisions of this SMP.

MAY candidate shall forward to the Alternate ▇▇▇▇ a package of materials for external review, pursuant to Articles 20.23.2 and 20.23.3;

MAY. The green dots in the graph represent the chlorophyll values at the same days as the biomass samples (figure 31). The correlation is strong between the two measures, though the chlorophyll values tend to vary more than the biomass values. At the 1. May, 50 % of the water in the tank was replenished, the process finished at 10.00 h and measurements were conducted before and after. At 16.30 h new measurements were conducted. The measurements before the refill showed a dry weight content of 37.5 mg l-1 and chlorophyll values at 47.24 µg l-1. Respectively, the ARV showed 20.1 mg l-1 and chlorophyll values at 24.17 µg l-1. The 16.30 h measurement showed 22.5 mg l-1 and chlorophyll values at 30.33 µg l-1. From 2- to 3. May there was a slight decline in both measurements. This may have been due to the algae depleting the nutrients in the refilled water. On 3. May the measurements showed an increase in algae growth, this may result from the nutrients applied 2. May being fully dissolved. Dry weight and PH 0,060 9,5 0,050 0,040 9,0 0,030 0,020 8,5 0,010 0,000 20-Apr 22-Apr 24-Apr 26-Apr 28-Apr Date 30-Apr 2-May 4-May 8,0 6-May Dry weight PH Dry weight (g/l) PH FIGURE 32 THE DRY WEIGHT (GL-1) AND PH DEVELOPMENT FROM 21. APR TO 5. MAY The pH on 22. Apr. was 7.96 (figure 32). The pH rose to 9,06 during the time to 30. Apr. The pH values measured 8.65 on 1. May. due to the refill. On 5. May. it had risen to 9.07 over a period of 4 days. This diagram clearly shows the correlation between the amount of dry weight and PH in the water. This is a result of the photosynthesis of the algae. Dry weight and Ash weight 0,060 0,01 0,050 0,01 0,040 0,030 0,00 0,020 -0,01 0,010 0,000 20-Apr 22-Apr 24-Apr 26-Apr 28-Apr Date -0,01 30-Apr 2-May 4-May 6-May Dry weight Ash weight Dry weight (g) Ash weight (g) FIGURE 33 THE DRY WEIGHT AND THE ASH WEIGHT OF THE MICROALGAE FROM 21. APR. TO 5. MAY. Figure 33 shows the dry weight and ash weight over the period. A clear correlation would be expected; The negative ash weight values in the start of the phase was most likely linked to the low margin of error due to the indirect salt weight calculations. Throughout the measurements, increasing dry weight compared to ash weight indicates either an increasing energy content in the algae or that the impact of the measurement errors is lessening. Dry weight and Turbidity 0,060 0,050 10 0,040 8 0,030 6 0,020 4 0,010 2 0,000 20-Apr 22-Apr 24-Apr 26-Apr 28-Apr Date 30-Apr 2-May 4-May Dry weight Turbidit...

MAY. The graph in figure 16 shows the salinity values, measured in ‰. The sudden low values were likely due to several measurement errors. However, some periods do show stable values measuring around 34.5‰. This indicates that the realistic range was around this level. The highest value measured was at 9. Mar., reading 35.16 ‰. Oxygen 140,0 120,0 100,0 80,0 60,0 28-Feb 9-Mar 19-Mar 29-Mar Date 8-Apr 18-Apr 28-Apr After refill values Oxygen values Oxygen (%)

MAY. This Agreement made this 29th day of April, 2014, by and between the City of Madison, a municipal corporation of Dane County, Wisconsin (hereafter, the "City") and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇

MAY in the case of an application for promotion to the rank of Professor, the Chair of the Department Review Committee shall forward the names of the external referees to the alternate ▇▇▇▇ or appropriate substitute;