Operational Systems Sample Clauses
The 'Operational Systems' clause defines the requirements and standards for the systems and processes used to deliver services or perform obligations under an agreement. It typically outlines the technical, security, and performance criteria that the operational systems must meet, such as uptime guarantees, data protection measures, or integration capabilities with other platforms. By specifying these expectations, the clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of the operational infrastructure required, thereby reducing the risk of service disruptions and misunderstandings regarding system capabilities.
Operational Systems. Seller represents that the heating, plumbing, electrical, central cooling, ventilating systems, appliances, and fixtures on the 202 Property are in working order and will be so at the time of Closing. Buyer shall have the right to enter the Property during the 48-hour period immediately prior to 203 Closing solely for the purpose of verifying that the operational systems and appliances serving the Property are in working order and that the Property is in 204 substantially the same condition, normal wear and tear excepted, as of the Acceptance Date.
Operational Systems. Seller represents that the heating, plumbing, electrical, central cooling, ventilating systems, appliances, and fixtures on the 200 Property are in working order and will be so at the time of Closing and that the roof is free of leaks and will be so at the time of Closing. Buyer shall have the right to 201 enter the Property during the 48-hour period immediately prior to Closing solely for the purpose of verifying that the operational systems and appliances serving the 202 Property are in working order and that the Property is in substantially the same condition, normal wear and tear excepted, as of the Acceptance Date.
Operational Systems. Seller represents that the heating, plumbing, electrical, central cooling, ventilating systems, appliances, and fixtures on the 198 Property are in working order and will be so at the time of Closing and that the roof is free of leaks and will be so at the ti me of Closing. Buyer shall have the right to 199 enter the Property during the 48-hour period immediately prior to Closing solely for the purpose of verifying that the operatio nal systems and appliances serving the 200 Property are in working order and that the Property is in substantially the same con dition, normal wear and tear excepted, as o f the Accep tance Date.
Operational Systems. It is to be expected that throughout the Trafalgar and Vanguard Class Submarine Operational Life, changes will be required to the operational system. Given the nature of the NUSCOT systems, which is providing an emulation of the capabilities of the Ship Control at a particular build state, once such changes have been made the NUSCOTs are potentially no longer a representative emulation and unless changes are made to the NUSCOTs, their value as a training facility becomes degraded.
Operational Systems. Not applicable to this solicitation.
Operational Systems. Seller represents that the heating, plumbing, electrical, central cooling, ventilating systems, appliances, and fixtures on the 200 Property are in working order and will be so at the time of Closing. Buyer shall have the right to enter the Property during the 48-hour period immediately prior to 201 Closing solely for the purpose of verifying that the operational systems and appliances serving the Property are in working order and that the Property is in 202 substantially the same condition, normal wear and tear excepted, as of the Acceptance Date. 203 G. Insulation and Heat Disclosure Requirements. If the Property is new construction, Buyer and Seller shall comply with all insulation disclosure 204 requirements as provided by the Federal Trade Commission, and Rider 13 is attached. If the Property is located in the City of Chicago, Seller and Buyer shall comply 205 with the provisions of Chapter 5-16-010 of the Chicago Code of Ordinances concerning Heating Cost Disclosure for the Property.
Operational Systems. Technical orders, handbooks, manuals, and other publications concerned with siting, operation, and maintenance of RF emitters and equipment should include RF safety and occupational health requirements and procedures for responding to over-exposures and accidents (see Annex E).
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