Bundling definition

Bundling of charges for Enhanced Medical Goods and Services with charges for Non-Medical Goods and Services is also expressly prohibited; and

Bundling means the use of a solicitation for multiple projects

Bundling is defined as Software that is sold with a computer or other hardware component as part of a package. Contact the Atalasoft Sales Department to discuss the specifics of deployment licensing and pricing.

Examples of Bundling in a sentence

• Bundled resolutions: Bundling of matters for consideration that should be put to separate shareholder votes is strongly discouraged.

• Akkermans et al.,Value Webs: Ontology-Based Bundling of Real-World Services.

• Examples are:Bandwidth demand (simple):Packetetized services(e.g. Web browsing): fluctuating Streaming services: constantVoIP: On/Off (two-level)Packet arrival process (complex): Leaky bucket control ITU-Semiar, Nairobi May 9-12, 2005 Traffic and service characterization Bundling (QoS point of view)Different services should be kept separate logically.

• Bundling issues and disputed rate of payment: Pre- and post-pay bundling and global payment determinations.

• Bundling is often mixed bundling, because consumers are not forced to use the payment method offered by the merchant.

More Definitions of Bundling

Bundling means to coordinate Contributions from one or more persons, entities, or political action committees or to solicit any person, entity, or political action committee to make any Contribution.

Bundling means the use of a solicitation for multiple projects in one single contract, through a public-private partnership project delivery method, the result of which restricts competition.

Bundling means offering, marketing or selling two or more services together as a package (without regard to whether a discount or integrated price is offered) and the terms “Bundle” or “Bundled” shall have correlative meanings.

Bundling means the practice of combining distinct dental procedures into one (1) procedure for billing purposes;

Bundling means discounting the price of any Product as part of any quantity purchase program, disease management programs or similar programs based on purchase of multiple products offerings such that the applicable rebate, discount, other form of reimbursement for, or the price of, such Product in such arrangement is inconsistent with the rebate, discount, or other form of reimbursement for, or price of, such Product when sold separately.

Bundling means the use of a solicitation for multiple projects 18 in one single contract, through a public-private partnership project 19 delivery method, the result of which restricts competition.

Bundling means including a free or discounted product (whether made by BWX or another manufacturer) with a BWX Product.