Payment Example Clause Samples
Payment Example. At EDC, GLLC signs a Contract for Soyuz FG Launch Services, which allows for an Authority to Proceed at T1, 12 months before the required launch date. Case 1: [*] T0 = Authority to Proceed with the Feasibility/Compatibility Study and Procurement of Long Lead Items. (Pending approval/activation of required U.S. ITAR licenses.) T1 = Authority to Proceed with the Firm Launch Services or, with the Firm Launch Services and the Optional Launch Services. L0 = First day of the Launch Period, initially agreed upon at T0 L1 = First day of the Launch Period agreed upon at T1 L = The actual Launch Day.
Payment Example. For a product priced at $1,649.98 (+$100 Shipping & Handling): Initial Payment: $500.00. Monthly Payment: $95.83 monthly, 12 months (total $1,149).
Payment Example. It can be seen, that transitions correspond to external calls, while any internal com- putation is abstracted away within nodes. Due to that, service effect automata are more abstract as the component implementation. Parametric contracts can be used to specify components on the following levels: However, for modelling the dependency between contextual quality attributes and the quality attributes of the component, service effect automata have to be extended. In [9, 10] this was done by an extension to Markov-Models for predicting the reliability of component services. In section 3 we describe an extension for linear performance metrics, such as re- sponse or reaction time.
Payment Example. (1) Course taken first semester (September-December), paid in February.
(2) Course taken second semester (January-June), paid in July.
(3) Course taken summer semester (June, July, August), paid in October.
Payment Example. On July 25, 2015, Contractor may be required to provide helicopter Services from 7 am to 11 am (for four hours), from 1 pm to 4 pm (for three hours), and from 6 pm to 7 pm (one hour), for a maximum total of eight billable hours that day. If the four hour segment consists of three flight hours and one standby hour, and the three hour segment consists of 2.5 flight hours and 0.5 standby hours, and the one hour segment consists of 0.75 flights hours and 0.25 standby hours, the payment for that day will be calculated as follows (excluding any applicable fuel truck mileage charge for that day): Flight time = 3 hours plus 2.5 hours plus 0.75 hours = 6.25 hours @ $859 per hour = $5,368.75 Standby time = 1 hour plus 0.5 hours plus 0.25 hours = 1.75 hours @ $825 per hour = $1,443.75 Total charge for July 25, 2015 = $6,812.50