Delivery Adjustment definition

Delivery Adjustment is applied to account for any difference in time off feed when assessing, compared to the anticipated time off feed when the stock are delivered. It is an adjustment made to account for a decrease in weight over time due to loss of gutfill. A delivery adjustment will almost always be a negative, i.e. the weight at delivery is expected to be less than the weigh at assessment.
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Delivery Adjustment has the meaning set out in Section 2.2(d). “Delivery Amount” has the meaning set out in Section 2.2(a). “Delivery Balance” has the meaning set out in Section 2.2(a)(iii). “Delivery Deadline” has the meaning set out in Section 2.2(a). “Delivery Dispute” has the meaning set out in Section 2.9.
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Examples of Delivery Adjustment in a sentence

  • The Delivery Adjustment multiplied by the Number of Shares multiplied by the Final Price Delivery Date: Three (3) Exchange Business Days next following each Averaging Date Settlement Option: Party B may elect Physical or Cash Settlement (with respect to all or a portion of the Number of Shares) by delivering a written notice of such election to Party A on or prior to the Election Date.

  • The Company shall recover the Recoupment amount over one year within its Local Delivery Adjustment Charge (“LDAC”) through the Reconciliation of Permanent Changes in Distribution Rates Charge, a separate uniform rate per therm for the Residential and C&I classes, respectively, in the Company’s next scheduled LDAC rate change effective November 1, 2022.

  • If AHF determines in its reasonable discretion that the projected Late Delivery Adjustment and/or projected Certified Credit Decrease exceeds the amount of the Fourth Capital Contribution, then, AHF, may cause the withholding of payment of any Capital Contribution otherwise payable to the Partnership in an amount determined by AHF in its reasonable discretion to insure that there are sufficient funds to account for the projected Late Delivery Adjustment, and/or projected Certified Credit Decrease.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, in no event shall any Upward Adjustor due to an Early Delivery Adjustment exceed $659,434.00.

  • The true three-year plan structure includes SBC and Local Delivery Adjustment Clause (“LDAC”) rates as proposed for each year of the term.

  • Adjustments applicable to the Energy Charge include the Power Factor Adjustment, the Supply Voltage Delivery Adjustment, the IRP Cost Recovery Adjustment, Temporary Rate Adjustment and other similar adjustments applicable to the Energy Charge that are in effect.

  • The bill impacts resulting from the increase in base distribution rates is presented in Exhibit 5, which shows the impact of the higher permanent base distribution rates, and a small increase in the Local Delivery Adjustment Clause (“LDAC”) due to a change in the low income discount and recovery of the non- distribution portion of the NHPUC assessment, offset by the decrease in the base component of the Cost of Gas rates,5 compared to the permanent rates that were previously in effect.

  • If subsequent events result in an increase or decrease in the Early Delivery Adjustment or the Late Delivery Adjustment, then the Accountants shall recalculate the Upward Adjustor or the Downward Adjustor, as applicable, and the Partners or the Partnership, as appropriate, shall make payments pursuant to Sections 5.1(c)(i) and 5.1(c)(ii) of this Agreement to reflect such recalculation.

  • The reconciliation of the revenue difference between temporary and permanent rates shall be an equal per therm rate, in accordance with the provisions of Unitil’s Local Delivery Adjustment Clause (“LDAC”) tariff.

  • The reconciliation of the revenue difference between temporary and permanent rates shall be an equal per therm rate, in accordance with the provisions of Northern’s Local Delivery Adjustment Clause (“LDAC”) tariff.