Degradation (of performance) definition

Degradation (of performance) means an undesired departure in the operational performance of any equipment and/or system from its intended performance. "Degradation" can apply to temporary or permanent failure.
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Examples of Degradation (of performance) in a sentence

  • Severity 2: Degradation of performance for any ERP System component that has a material adverse effect on the ability to process a class of critical data, but does not result in an outage; or a circumstance that if not corrected could result in an outage or loss of MUSC data; or a major security event that degrades or could degrade service.

  • Degradation of performance due to atmospheric conditions shall be minimized at temperatures below -0°F, above 95°F.

  • Degradation of performance due to atmospheric conditions shall be minimized at temperatures below 30 °F, above 105°F or at altitudes above 2500 feet.

  • Degradation of performance or connectivity loss will result in a call to you as well as a trouble ticket and immediate start to work on the router trouble.

  • Severity 2: Degradation of performance for any ERP System component that has a material adverse effect on the ability to process a class of critical data but does not result in an outage; or a circumstance that if not corrected could result in an outage or loss of Clemson data; or a major security event that degrades or could degrade service.