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The "Strings" clause defines how string data types are to be handled within the context of the agreement or technical specification. It typically outlines the format, encoding (such as UTF-8), and any length restrictions that apply to string values exchanged or stored. For example, it may specify that all user names must be stored as strings with a maximum of 50 characters. This clause ensures consistency and compatibility in data processing, reducing errors related to data interpretation and storage.
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Strings. Where the goods forming the basis of this contract are purchased by subsequent Buyer(s) such that end-shipper and end-receiver and each intermediate party are separate entities and once vessel nomination has been passed on within the provisions of the Shipment Clause to all parties in the string, a string shall be deemed to have been established provided all parties in the string have contracted with each other on the basis of PORAM/MEOMA/MPOA Joint FOB in Bulk Contract (Contract No. 7). The establishment of the string shall for all intents and purposes be to facilitate the performance of the contracts and is without prejudice to the rights and obligations of the respective Buyers and Sellers to one another. For the purpose of this clause, the same goods shall mean goods of the same quantity, of the same description, of the same country of origin, of the same contractual quality for shipment from the same port of loading during the same period of shipment. For the avoidance of doubt, the Buyer and the Seller acknowledge and accept that where a string has been established pursuant to this clause the rights of any third party to this contract as stated in the following paragraphs of this clause shall be enforceable as against the Buyer or the Seller as though the third party was a contracting party with the Buyer or Seller as the case may be. Unless otherwise agreed to by the end-receiver in the string, which agreement shall not be unreasonably withheld, the formation of a string shall be completed at least four (4) calendar days before the vessel’s nominated expected time of arrival (ETA) at loadport. This clause does not in any way supercede the provisions of clause 3(ii) herein for Nomination of Vessel. The end-shipper as appearing in such string shall be deemed to be the party responsible for loading the goods. The end-Buyer and the end-Seller shall then give all notices directly to each other with copies also being extended to their immediate contracting party who shall then pass the notice down or up the string accordingly. Notices so received by the end-Buyer or the end-Seller shall be deemed to have been received from their respective Buyer or Seller, as the case maybe. This procedure for passing notices is only to facilitate and expedite the giving and receipt of notices and does not absolve any party in the string from their other obligations to their respective Buyer or Seller, as the case maybe. After the cargo is loaded, should any party in the ...
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Strings. Introduced here are general definitions and fundamentals in string algorithms presented in a summarised form following the example of Crochemore et al. in [26]. We define an alphabet Σ as a finite non-empty set of letters of size σ = |Σ|. In this thesis we set the condition that we will be working only with fixed alphabets of constant size (|Σ| = O(1)). We define a string x as a linear array of letters taken from Σ where each letter has size 1. A string has length m = |x| and an empty string, denoted by ε, has length m = 0. We use the term sequence when referring to a non-empty string
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