Table I Sample Clauses
The 'Table I' clause serves as a reference section within a contract or agreement, typically listing key specifications, deliverables, or other critical data relevant to the parties' obligations. This table may include items such as product descriptions, quantities, timelines, or performance criteria, providing a clear and organized summary of essential terms. By consolidating important information in a structured format, Table I ensures clarity and reduces the risk of misunderstandings regarding the specific requirements or expectations set forth in the agreement.
Table I. Line 1. Eligible Earned Premium shall mean direct premium earned for Profit Sharing Year which relates to Eligible Business less premium ceded (less ceding commission received) for treaty reinsurance specifically related to Eligible Business purchased by the Company for the Profit Sharing Year.
Table I. The various main steps of the AEWA Action/Management Planning Process. Note that no action-planning process is the same and that both the facilitation and the timetable may be adapted by the Secretariat depending, in particular, on the resources available as well as the meeting schedules of the AEWA governing bodies.
Table I. Line 1. Eligible Earned Premium shall mean direct premium earned for Profit Sharing Year which relates to Eligible Business less premium ceded (less ceding commission received) for treaty reinsurance specifically related to Eligible Business purchased by the Company for the Profit Sharing Year. Line 2. Premium Written Off shall include any premium due Company which Company has charged off as uncollectible for the Profit Sharing Year. Line 3. Ceded Facultative Reinsurance shall include earned premium ceded (less ceding commissions received) for facultative reinsurance specifically related to Eligible Business purchased by Company for Profit Sharing Year. Line 5. Commissions shall include the direct commissions and policy fees (if included in Eligible Earned Premium) incurred by Company for the Profit Sharing Year, relating to Eligible Business. Additionally, Company shall add to such total any amounts or expenses of Partner Agent which Company agrees to reimburse, assume, or share. Line 6. Losses and ALAE Incurred shall be direct losses and expenses incurred (paid plus case reserves) by Company on claims reported for the Profit Sharing Year relating to Eligible Business, excluding unallocated loss adjustment expense, plus any extra contractual or bad faith payments relating to Eligible Business less recoveries from Ceded Treaty and Facultative Reinsurance specifically related to eligible business. Line 7. TPA Claims Fee shall be actual fees incurred by the Company on behalf of the Partner Agent for the current Profit Sharing Year.
Table I. Annual target Adjusted Net Profit and annual Benchmark Consideration for the years of 2011 and 2012 Table II: Calculation Standard for the tranche of Overseas Consideration to be paid for the year of 2011 Table III: Calculation Standard for the tranche of Overseas Consideration to be paid for the year of 2012
Table I. Average Harvest Level – All Scenarios Sensitivity Harvest Volume (1000’s of m3/yr) % Change from the Base Case 1 to 5 6 to 10 11 to 80 81 to 100 101 to 250 1 to 5 6 to 10 11 to 80 81 to 100 101 to 250 Base Case (s36) 57.16 57.02 57.21 58.32 69.13 - - - - - Even-flow Alternative (s35) 59.30 59.23 59.37 59.86 59.99 4% 4% 4% 3% -13% Early Step-up Alternative (s36b) 57.31 57.17 57.92 66.34 67.14 0% 0% 1% 14% -3% Removal of SIA (s47) 47.22 47.12 47.21 48.14 55.91 -17% -17% -17% -17% -19% Block < 5 ha constraint (s40a) 55.38 55.24 55.78 57.43 68.60 -3% -3% -2% -2% -1% NSYT + 10% (s41) 58.35 58.18 58.41 59.73 69.77 2% 2% 2% 2% 1% NSYT - 10% (s43) 54.25 54.02 54.32 55.79 68.80 -5% -5% -5% -4% 0% MSYT + 10% (s42) 60.18 59.98 60.45 61.92 76.88 5% 5% 6% 6% 11% MSYT - 10% (s44) 51.34 51.22 51.32 52.26 62.99 -10% -10% -10% -10% -9% REHAB without Return (s38a) 58.18 57.91 58.39 60.08 69.29 2% 2% 2% 3% 0% Rehab with Return (s38b) 59.70 59.45 59.68 61.02 69.22 4% 4% 4% 5% 0% Limited budget PCT (s45) 54.38 54.24 54.14 55.43 67.89 -5% -5% -5% -5% -2% No Future Treatments (s37) 48.29 48.21 47.91 48.39 69.32 -16% -15% -16% -17% 0% No Silviculture Treatments (s46) 35.49 35.33 35.71 64.55 69.49 -38% -38% -37% 11% 1% Executive Summary i 1. Introduction 1
Table I. In keeping with subparagraph 11.7 of the Collaborative Research and Development Agreement, please indicate acceptance of the foregoing amendments and terms by obtaining the signature of an authorized officer of Genencor. Please return one fully executed copy of the document to me.
Table I. The Company offers a discount of 50% for children of ages between 5 years and 10 years at the date of their arrival. The company offers a FOC stay for children younger than 5 years of age at the date of their arrival.
Table I. Comparison of the proposed ad option and other options. The price of the ith underlying asset/keyword at time t is denoted by Ci(t), where t is a continuous time point in period [0, T ] and T is the contract expiration date; if there is only one underlying asset we denote its price by C(t). The strike/fixed payment price, of the ith underlying asset/keyword is denoted by Fi; if there is only one strike price we denote it by F . The weight of ith asset/keyword in a basket-type option is denoted by ωi. Note that in the n-keyword 1-click ad option, ωji represents the weight of the ith broad matched keyword for the jth candidate keyword, and kj represents the number of broad matched keywords. Detailed descriptions of notations are provided in Table II. Option contract Payoff function Underlying variable Exercise opportunity Early exercise Strike price Application area n-keyword 1-click ad option (keyword exact or broad match) max{C1(t) − F1, . . . , Cn(t) − Fn, 0} Multiple Single Yes Multiple Keywords n-keyword 1-click ad option Σk1 Σkn max ω1iC1i(t) − F1, · · · , ωniCni(t) − Fn, 0 i=1 i=1 Multiple Single Yes Multiple Keywords European standard call option [▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 2006] max{C(T ) − F, 0} Single Single No Single Equity stock, or index American standard call option [▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 2006] max{C(t) − F, 0} Single Single Yes Single Equity stock, or index Σn max ωiCi(T ) − F, 0 i=1 Index of Multiple Single No Single bonds or foreign currencies basket call option [▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al. 2006] European dual-strike call option [▇▇▇▇▇ 1998] max{C1(T ) − F1, C2(T ) − F2, 0} Double Single No Double Equity stocks, or indexes of equity stocks, or bonds, or foreign currencies European rainbow call on max option [Ouwehand and West 2006] max{max{C1(T ), . . . , Cn(T )} − F, 0} Multiple Single No Single European paying the best and cash option [▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 1987] max{C1(T ), C2(T ), F} Double Single No Single European quotient call option [▇▇▇▇▇ 1998] max{C1(T )/C2(T ) − F, 0} Double Single No Single Multi-Keyword Multi-Click Advertisement Option Contracts for Sponsored Search 0:5 in search queries. Dual-strike options are options with two different strike prices for two different underlying assets [▇▇▇▇▇ 1998]. One simple version of our proposed ad options is a dual-strike call option, which allows an advertiser to switch between his targeted two keywords during the contract lifetime. However, in sponsored search, the number of candidate keywords to choose from is usually more than two, so the two...
Table I. The following table only applies to Sears Provided Products:
Table I. 5 6 SELECTIVE SALARY ADJUSTMENT FUND 7 COMPUTATION DATES, EFFECTIVE DATES, 8 AND INCREASE PERCENTAGES 10 Fund Increase 11 Review Computation Effective Date Increase Minimum 12 Period Date From Date Percentage Increase 13 Of Close 15 1 10 months 12 months 3.5% $750 16 2 22 months 24 months 3.5% $750 18 4 46 months 48 months 3.5% $750 19 5 48 months 60 months 3.5% $750 20 In February of 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 a review of market increases 21 will be conducted. If survey data indicates a market adjustment has occurred, a Selective Salary 22 Adjustment Fund (“Fund”) will be generated, with selective salary adjustments made no later than the 23 first pay period following July 1 of that year. The following process shall be followed in calculating the 24 Fund. 25 26 • The SIRS High Technology Composite Salary Budgets Report (“Report”) will be used. 27 Should the SIRS report be discontinued or its methodology significantly changed, a similar 28 report will be used. No geographical adjustment shall be made to this Report. 29 • Three groupings in the Report shall be used in calculating a Fund amount: 30 o Exempt 31 o Non-Exempt – Office Clerical 32 o Non-Exempt – Technical Support
