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Processed. “Processed” is defined in Section 3.8(l) of the Agreement.
Processed. The Notification of Insurance Processing has been Confirmed or Rejected or is Pending and Pending and Rejected data have been passed to GECC for correction. Processing Month – The month GEFA has received the Notification of Insurance Processing from GECC to process. Reconciled/Reconciliation – Notification of Insurance Processing which is allocated to one of the following categories (and communicated back to the client within agreed Service Levels) – Confirmed, Pending and Rejected –and reconciled with cash received. Rejected – New business and cancellation records which result in a severe error as part of the interface validation process.
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Processed. Oil Crude Oil that has been processed on board the FPSO and is suitable for storage and export in accordance with the Specifications. PSC The Production Sharing Contract, dated 27 January, 1999, for the exploration, development and production of hydrocarbons executed by Company, Petronas and Petronas Carigali SDN BHD, covering the Field; and any additional parties to the PSC as may be signatories from time to time. Rate Savings The costs and expenses Contractor may save, if any (with respect to Reimbursable Costs and Time Rates), by its reasonable endeavors (as agreed between the Parties) to reduce and save costs and expenses associated with any event of Downtime, Shutdown, Lay-Up, Force Majeure, relocation or demobilization, or any other event during which Contractor, using reasonable efforts, may reduce and save costs and expenses otherwise payable by Company in consideration of Contractor’s performance of the Services. RCA Has the meaning set forth in Clause 37.2(i).
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Processed. 4 This parameter selects a set of aggregate values from the history database by specifying a time domain for one or more Variables. This function is intended to provide Values calculated with respect to the resample interval. For example, this function can provide hourly statistics such as Maximum, Minimum, Average, etc. for each item during the specified time domain when resample interval is 1 hour. ReadProcessedDetails (See Clause 5.3.4) ATTIME 5 This parameter selects a set of raw or interpolated values from the history database by specifying a series of timestamps for one or more Variables. This function is intended to provide values to correlate with other values with a known timestamp. For example, the values of sensors when lab samples were collected. ReadAtTimeDetails (See Clause 5.3.5)