ETIS definition

ETIS means the Employment Training and Incentive Scheme under Part B.1(a) of the Project;
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ETIS means the Borrower’s Electronic Tourism Information System established and operating pursuant to the provisions of an agreement entered into between DG Tourism and a group of private sector operators within the tourism industry (NTWG-PS), dated July 11, 1997;
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ETIS means the Energy Technology Innovation Strategy established as a major plank in the Greenhouse Challenge for Energy, to coordinate the Victorian Government’s investment in development of pre-commercial energy and energy related greenhouse gas reduction technologies;
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Examples of ETIS in a sentence

  • As discussed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al (2013)1, in their review of an updated framework for understanding technology innovation processes, which they refer to as Energy Technology Innovation System (ETIS), there are different support mechanisms in play during different phases of R&D, market development, and technology diffusion.

  • Verification of test data that are entered into the ETIS database is a manual review of transcribed data.

  • Personnel responsible for data entry verification/validation are given in AE SOP 4.15.2. ETIS contains features that will alert the user to data that exceed CFR requirements or equipment calibration limits.

  • Participants must request approval to work at a secondary alternate worksite through ETIS prior to working from that location.

  • The information will appear on screens during the ETIS application process.

  • The participant’s telework schedule should reflect the program option selected in ETIS and recorded on the telework agreement.

  • The participant’s supervisor approves the request in ETIS and initiates a PAR to change the duty station in the designated USPTO human resources system.

  • Requests are not necessary for each use of a secondary alternate worksite once the secondary alternate worksite is approved through ETIS.

  • Participants will use ETIS to update their telework agreement when participant telework information changes and annually for recertification, including that the participant reviewed the safety guidelines for alternate worksite(s).

  • Participants currently teleworking one to four days per week in a position that are eligible to telework five days per week and would like to move to five days per week telework must modify their telework application in ETIS and follow the application procedures in Section I.C.7. and I.C.8. Additional information on five day per week routine telework may be found at Section III.C. and on five day per week remote telework may be found at Section IV.