Constraint definition

Constraint or "dose constraint" means a value above which specified licensee actions are required.

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Constraint means a value above which specified licensee or registrant actions are required.

Constraint means each shipment of a package or groups of packages or load of radioactive material offered by a shipper for transport.

Examples of Constraint in a sentence

• Buyer will support coordination of all market products and Seller, responding to the same needs at a Constraint Management Zone to effectuate the needed response to maintain operational protocols.

• If the RTC optimization is limited by NYCA-wide Ramp Limits, then the portion of the External Interface Congestion associated with the External Proxy Bus Constraint shall be assigned to NYISO.

• The amounts of Turn-Down Energy or Constraint Energy (if any) in any hour will be determined using methodology satisfactory to the Buyer, acting reasonably, based on the best available information, including readings of the Meter before and after the occurrence of the Turn-Down Period or BC Hydro System Constraint, as applicable, and readings of any equipment that measures the Energy Source for the period while the Turn-Down Period or BC Hydro System Constraint, as applicable, was in effect.

• If this occurs, the foregoing rules will apply to each External Proxy Bus Constraint.

• Whenever an External Proxy Bus Constraint at a CTS Enabled Interface is limiting in the RTC optimization, the External Interface Congestion at the External Proxy Bus will be assigned, in whole or in part, as set forth below.

More Definitions of Constraint

Constraint means a constraint on the insurer’s exercise of discretion in renewal or adjustment that results from contractual obligations, legally binding commitments, and policy owner reasonable expectations. Examples of constraint are an obligation to renew a policy unless renewal is refused for all other policies in the same class, a guarantee of premiums, a guarantee of credited interest rate, a general account guarantee of segregated fund value, and a limitation on the amount of adjustment. “Constraint” would not include a price-competitive market expected at renewal or adjustment.

Constraint means a situation in which there is a need to prepare and activate a remedial action in order to respect operational security limits;

Constraint or “dose constraint” means a value above which specified licensee actions are re- quired.

Constraint or “dose constraint” means a value above which specified licensee or registrant actions are required.

Constraint means a limitation on the capability of the network (including arising by reference to the technical limitations and configuration of the network) such that it is unsafe, inconsistent with the maintenance of the reliability and security of the network or otherwise unacceptable to transfer (including accept the transfer of electricity into or out of the network at a connection point) the level of electricity that would occur if the limitation was removed. Constraints affecting the network may increase over time due to changes in load or generation connected to the network.

Constraint means a value above which specified license actions are required. This term includes “dose constraint.”

Constraint. (dose constraint) means a value above which specified action is required.