Core Unit definition

Core Unit has the meaning set forth in Appendix E.

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Core Unit means the Unit (mentioned in the Second Schedule here-in-below) in the Block as shown in Schedule C & Plan B.

Core Unit means the equipment which is exchanged and replaced by the Exchange Unit and sent to the Supplier and on which the Services will be performed.

Examples of Core Unit in a sentence

• Inspection or failure by Seller to inspect or reject a Core Unit shall not relieve Buyer of its warranties or responsibilities hereunder.

• Time is of the essence on this contract and the Core Unit must be delivered to Seller by the stated date or the additional charge for the Core Unit set forth on the Invoice will be immediately due and payable.

• If this is an exchange transaction then in addition to the cash purchase price, Buyer agrees to deliver an economically repairable (i.e. a maintenance release tag of a FAA certificated repair facility, certifying that it is airworthy and conforms to the current applicable revision levels, can be obtained after routine repairs and/or overhaul at a FAA certificated repair facility) equivalent unit (Core Unit) in accordance with the terms set forth in these Terms of Sale.

• Purchaser may acknowledge the provision of Products by the Core Unit in public statements, reports and other print and online publications, provided that the acknowledgement is in accordance with the suggested acknowledgement text set forth in the Addendum.

• Institution may acknowledge the provision of Services by the Core Unit in public statements, reports and other print and online publications, provided that the acknowledgement is exclusively factual in nature and does not suggest an endorsement by Vanderbilt.

• Where no one volunteers, employees regularly scheduled on the day the paid holiday falls on will be scheduled in reverse order of seniority.

• Any nurse who can function with assistance of a Core Unit Nurse in taking limited assignment mutually agreed upon by the secondary nurse and the Core Unit Nurse.

• The nurse is oriented to that unit and is cross- trained to be able to function as a secondary nurse (can take a limited assignment with designed assistance from a Core Unit Nurse).

• By delivering a Core Unit, Buyer represents that the Core Unit has not been subjected to extreme stress or heat (as in major engine failure, accident or fire).

• Purchaser shall include in any publication that expresses a point of view the following disclaimer: “The views expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of Vanderbilt University.” To assure that Vanderbilt and its Core Unit are portrayed accurately, any use of the Vanderbilt name in a manner significantly different than as contained in the suggested text in the Addendum is subject to prior written approval by Vanderbilt’s Director of Trademark Licensing.

More Definitions of Core Unit

Core Unit means the component to be replaced by a loaned or exchanged HPA Unit, to be sent from Customer to HPA in return for the HPA Unit, as specified in the applicable Purchase Order.

Core Unit means a Removed Component which is sent for Refurbishment by the Customer to SIM to close an Exchange Component loop after which it will become a part of SIM’s stock. ✓ Customer means any natural or legal person registered at the trade register of the Chamber of Commerce and with whom ▇▇▇ enters into an agreement with or does an offer. ✓ Day means a calendar day. ✓ Exchange means SIM provides the Customer with an Exchange Component in exchange for a Core Unit from the Customer. ✓ Exchange Component means new or Refurbished Components that are to be sent by SIM to Customer in exchange for a Core Unit. ✓ Inspection Report means such a report, which describes the observed damage of a Removed Component and provides details of the scope of work to bring the Component back to Repaired or Refurbished condition. ✓ Maintenance means the actions of Repairing or Refurbishing a Component.

Core Unit means any unserviceable LRU returned by the Company to the Repairer as a counterpart to standard exchange;

Core Unit means the component to be replaced by a loaned or exchanged LHT Unit, to be sent from Customer to LHT in return for the LHT Unit, as specified in the applicable Purchase Order.

Core Unit means the Equipment or Components thereof that is exchanged and replaced by the Exchange Equipment and has been sent to the Supplier.