Characterization definition

Characterization means determination of both the nature and extent of contamination in the various media of the environment.

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Characterization means, for the purposes of this Order, solely whether the Claim is a secured or unsecured Claim, Pre-Filing Claim, Restructuring Period Claim or D&O Claim;

Characterization means the determination of the physical, chemical and radiological properties of the waste to establish the need for further adjustment, treatment, conditioning, or its suitability for further handling, processing, storage or disposal;

Examples of Characterization in a sentence

• The provisions of this Indenture shall be construed in furtherance of the Intended Tax Characterization.

• The parties hereto agree to report and otherwise to act for the purposes of all Taxes in a manner consistent with the Intended Tax Characterization.

• It is the intention of the parties hereto that, for the purposes of all Taxes, the transactions contemplated hereby shall be treated as a loan by the Purchasers (through the Agent) to the Seller that is secured by the Receivables (the "Intended Tax Characterization").

• Each of the Issuer, the Servicer, the Indenture Trustee, the Club Trustee and the Backup Servicer by entering into this Indenture, and each Noteholder by the purchase of a Note, agree to report such transactions for purposes of all taxes in a manner consistent with the Intended Tax Characterization, unless otherwise required by applicable law.

• It is understood and agreed that for those contractors signatory to this agreement at April 30, 2006 Article 2:00 Section 2.01 a) scope shall include the words “But does not include Visual Inspection, Destructive Testing, Stress Relieving, or Material Characterization unless it becomes part of the scope of the agreement through voluntary recognition or certification of that company”.

More Definitions of Characterization

Characterization means determining the nature and extent of a release in accordance with prevailing standards and guidelines;

Characterization or “Characterization Activities” shall mean any non-clinical chemical, physical and biological characterization of a product and the applicable reference product performed for the purpose of determining similarity and/or interchangeability. Characterization may include assessing a product’s chemical composition, physicochemical properties, sequence, subcomposition (e.g., subunit composition, topology, and covalent modifications), stability, integrity and biological activity. Characterization may also include measuring specific attributes or properties (e.g., specific structures, chemical modifications, chemical connectivities, etc.), aggregate properties, or specific properties, distribution and relative abundance of variants (i.e., mixtures, “glycoforms”, or other variants related to a subset of properties or a description of a product in more comprehensive terms). Characterization may include analysis of components other than the active pharmaceutical ingredient/product (e.g. impurities, host cell proteins, etc.). Characterization can be qualitative and/or quantitative. With regard to describing properties and parameters related to the process of making a product, Characterization may include a description of cellular, genetic, metabolic and molecular properties related to a cell line or derivative clones, as well as measurements related to cell growth, transcriptional profile, post-translational modifications, viability, product titer, cellular productivity, media composition, physical parameters (e.g. agitation, gas, pH) and metabolic products. The Characterization Activities to be performed as part of the Collaboration shall be as described in the applicable Product Work Plan.

Characterization means that certain Initial Building Characterization Study Report prepared for LMDC by The ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Group, Inc. and dated September 2004, those certain Supplemental Investigation Summary Reports prepared for LMDC by TRC Environmental Corporation dated February 2005, and any other characterization or environmental assessments obtained by LMDC with respect to the Site. The terms "construction site," "Site," "Site of the Work," "Project Site," "project site," or words of similar import shall mean the Building, the land on which the Building is located, and all areas in and about the Building and/or included within New York City Block 54, Lot 1.

Characterization. , which means the methods used to present characters, is also an important concept in narratology. Characters are indispensable constituent factors of narrative fiction.1 As Ferrara has rightly pointed out, “in fiction the character is used as the structuring element”(1974: 252). By means of the narrator’s characterization readers gain their impressions of the characters depicted in a narrative text.2 One example of this point is the fact that readers tend to forget the plot of a fictional text they have read after some time, but the characters of the story may linger in their memories for decades. We can always remember vividly and name quite a number of characters from works of fiction we have read, such as Sherlock

Characterization means the […***…] to determine the actual device performance metrics, including but not limited to, […***…].

Characterization means an investigation to demonstrate contaminants at the site do not pose a risk to human health and the environment. Characterization may include sampling, testing, monitoring, and the collecting of sufficient information to demonstrate compliance with the principles in Section R311-600-3.

Characterization means an investigation completed in accordance with prevailing standards and guidelines, including the Site Characterization Guidance Document (SCGD), Rev. December 2010.