Testing Parameters Clause Samples

Testing Parameters. The water test must conform with the parameters established in the Private Well Testing Act and any additional parameters as required by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.

Testing Parameters. The Task Force, in order to provide for valid testing of the standards, may unilaterally amend the Project Plan to provide for reasonable additional testing conditions. In order to provide for diversity in testing and for a valid test of the standards, County ‘back-office’ software must be capable of receiving and electronically processing real estate documents submitted using any software complying with the standards tested in that phase of the Pilot Project.

Testing Parameters. 8.1. Testing will be undertaken at ADM Port Pirie Site. Each load will be tested against current GTA Standards and inspected for current Export Standards by ADM staff before proceeding to Berth 5 whereby a ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ will inspect the Grain with the use of an Autosampler. 8.2. The Client will be notified if: (a) Grain is not compliant with GTA standard; and/or (b) Grain has failed to comply with Export Standards. 8.3. In the absence of proven manifest error or fraud, the Client is deemed to have accepted the results of any Testing carried out in accordance with Clause 8.1. 8.4. The Shiploader makes no warranty or guarantee as to the Testing, including but not limited to the accuracy of the results of any Testing or Export Standard inspection.

Testing Parameters. Using the instructions provided in the SPIFE Touch Operator’s Manual, set up parameters as follows: *Due to variation in environmental conditions, a Blot 1 time of 3 minutes is recommended, but a range of 2 to 5 minutes is acceptable. Load Sample Prompt: None Time: 0:30 Temperature: 21°C Speed: 6 Apply Sample Prompt: None Time: 0:30 Temperature: 21°C Speed: 1 Location: 2 Electrophoresis Prompt: None Time: 6:00 Temperature: 21°C Voltage: 650 V mA: 160 mA Absorb Prompt: Remove Gel Blocks, Apply Antisera Time: 2:00 Temperature: 21°C Blot 1 Prompt: Remove Excess Antisera Time: 3:00* Temperature: 21°C Blot 2 Prompt: Remove Template, Install Blotter Time: 5:00 Temperature: 40°C Dry Prompt: Remove Blotter Time: 15:00 Temperature: 50°C • Urine or Urine and Serum (Blade Application) Load Sample 1 Prompt: None Time: 0:25 Temperature: 21°C Speed: 6 Apply Sample 1 Prompt: None Time: 0:25 Temperature: 21°C Speed: 6 Location: 2 Load Sample 2 Prompt: None Time: 0:25 Temperature: 21°C Speed: 6 Apply Sample 2 Prompt: None Time: 0:25 Temperature: 21°C Speed: 6 Location: 2 Load Sample 3 Prompt: None Time: 0:25 Temperature: 21°C Speed: 6 Apply Sample 3 Prompt: None Time: 0:25 Temperature: 21°C Speed: 6 Location: 2 Absorb 1 Prompt: None Time: 2:00 Temperature: 21°C Electrophoresis Prompt: None Time: 6:00 Temperature: 21°C Voltage: 650 V mA: 160 mA Absorb 2 Prompt: Remove Gel Blocks, Apply Antisera Time: 2:00 Temperature: 21°C Blot 1 Prompt: Remove Excess Antisera Time: 3:00* Temperature: 21°C Blot 2 Prompt: Remove Template, Install Blotter Time: 5:00 Temperature: 40°C Dry Prompt: Remove Blotter Time: 15:00 Temperature: 50°C Pause Prompt: None Time: 5:00 Temperature: 21°C Electrophoresis Prompt: To Continue Time: 6:00 Temperature: 21°C Voltage: 650 V mA: 160 mA Absorb Prompt: Remove Gel Blocks, Apply Antisera Time: 2:00 Temperature: 21°C Blot 1 Prompt: Remove Excess Antisera Time: 3:00* Temperature: 21°C Blot 2 Prompt: Remove Template, Install Blotter Time: 5:00 Temperature: 40°C Dry Prompt: Remove Blotter Time: 15:00 Temperature: 50°C • Serum, CSF or Urine (Both Application Methods)

Testing Parameters. Initial engine to be tested under load at 50% power for four (4) runs of four (4) hours each; at 75% power for two (2) runs of six (6) hours each; and 100% power for two (2) runs of six (6) hours each.