Examples of End of Day Quantity in a sentence
Where the Metered Delivered Quantity at an Entry Point on a Day differs from the End of Day Quantity at the Entry Point in respect of that Day by in excess of 1.5 per cent of the EODQ and/or where the Net Metered Quantity (Entry) exceeds the difference between the EODQ and the Aggregate CSEP Nominations Quantity in respect of that Day by in excess of 1.5% the Transporter shall use reasonable endeavours to ascertain the reasons for such variation.
However it has and will not affect the delivery of the End of Day Quantity (EODQ) or inlet pressure at Twynholm.
SNQ/EODQ)Where: SQ=the quantity of Natural Gas (in kWh/day) allocated to an individual shipper at the Entry Point on the Day (Allocated Entry Quantity)Q=the Allocable QuantitySNQ=the aggregate of the Shipper’s final valid Firm Entry Nomination/Renomination and Interruptible Entry Nomination/Renomination at the relevant Entry PointEODQ=the End of Day Quantity (aggregate of all Shipper’s Firm and Interruptible Entry Nominations) in respect of the Entry Point on the Day.
However, it has and will not affect the delivery of the End of Day Quantity (EODQ) or availability of 56barg minimum inlet pressure at Twynholm.
Where the Metered Delivered Quantity at an Entry Point on a Day differs from the End of Day Quantity at the Entry Point in respect of that Day by in excess of 1.5 per cent of the EODQ the Transporter shall use reasonable endeavours to ascertain the reasons for such variation.
Tout autre est le cas où il s'agit d'externaliser un ensemble intégré de tâches indissociables les unes des autres au point de constituer en permanence la mise en œuvre d'un programme, ou tout au moins d'un ensemble de mesures.
However, it has and will not affect the delivery of the End of Day Quantity (EODQ) or minimum inlet pressure at Twynholm.
However, the return of the farm depended, inter alia, on the settlement of debts, the return of the value of non-depreciated in- vestment outlays made on the property during its development and the amount of benefits paid to the owner and his family as retirement benefits (Article 4 sec.
In the event that the Storage Operator's Expected End of Day Quantity is less than the level[s], for input, as set out in paragraph 3.2 of Annex B-2 or, for offtake, as agreed with Transco, then either Operator will notify the other Operator as soon as is reasonably practicable and the Operators will co-operate in defining mutually acceptable flow rates.
The Entry Overrun Tolerance to be applied in respect of a Shipper on a Day shall be calculated according to the following formula: EOT = AC *VP where: EOT =Entry Overrun Tolerance for a Shipper; AC =Active Entry Capacity for a Shipper on a Day;VP =Variance Percentage.Where: VP = ((MeDQ –EODQ)/ (EODQ)) *100MeDQ =Metered Daily Quantity delivered at the Entry Point;EODQ =the End of Day Quantity at the Entry Point;The Variance Percentage shall, subject to Section 10.3.1(c), be subject to a capof 1.5 per cent.