Expected definition

Expected and 3) “Below.”

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Expected means an Agency’s requirement should be present in the proposed solution, exactly as stated, but the lack of the requirement would not disqualify the solution. However, the lack of one or more expected requirements will reduce a solutions technical score.

Expected means that, as economic agents' inflation expectations turn negative, the perceived relative cost of future spending with respect to current spending falls. It follows that deflation should be distinguished from a deceleration in the inflation rate (disinflation), which may also involve spells of negative price changes, without however causing expectations to turn negative.

Examples of Expected in a sentence

• As an alternative to paying GEP liquidated damages, Seller may, with the prior consent of Buyer, provide Replacement Product in an amount not to exceed [ ]% of the Expected Energy for the previous Contract Year.

• Expected commitment will vary depending on the needs of the department.

• The City will issue a Notice to Proceed, which Notice to Proceed shall state the dates for beginning Work (“Commencement Date”) and the Expected Date of Final Completion (defined in Section 4(A) below).

• Seller shall establish the Security Fund at a level of One Hundred Dollars ($100) per kW of the Expected Nameplate Capacity (the “Required Amount”), thirty percent (30%) of which shall be established no later than five (5) Business Days following the Effective Date.

• If Seller has not achieved Commercial Operation of the Facility at the Expected Nameplate Capacity on or before one hundred twenty (120) Days after the Commercial Operation Date, then no later than one hundred fifty (150) Days after the Commercial Operation Date, Seller shall pay to EPE as liquidated damages and not as a penalty the amount of [_______ Dollars ($_____)] per MW of Reduced Capacity (“Capacity Shortfall Damages”).

More Definitions of Expected

Expected and 3) “Below.” These ratings will be translated into “Below,” “Expected,” or “Above” student growth. ORC/ODE Credentialed evaluators shall follow the timelines established by the negotiated agreement and this policy. The first cycle shall include the creation of a professional growth plan or improvement plan, at least one walk-through, a pre-conference, a formal observation of at least 30 minutes, and a post- conference. The post-conference shall occur within ten school days after the formal observation. Teachers will be provided with documentation of evidence (paper or electronic) within five days after the post-conference. The first cycle shall be completed by the end of the first semester, unless agreed upon by the evaluator and the teacher. The second cycle shall include at least one walk-through, a formal observation of at least 30 minutes, and a post-conference. The post-conference shall occur within ten school days after the formal observation. Teachers will be provided written documentation of evidence (paper or electronic) within five days after the post-conference. For those teachers who are on limited or extended limited contracts pursuant to ORC 3319.11 and who are under consideration for nonrenewal, one evaluation consisting of at least three formal observations must be conducted annually by the first day of May. Each teacher on a limited or extended limited contract shall be provided with a written copy of the evaluation results by the tenth day of May. ORC/ODE A teacher receiving an Effectiveness Rating/Final Summative rating of “Accomplished” on the teacher’s most recent evaluation will complete a professional growth plan, one 15 to 30-minute observation, one conference to follow the observation, and maintain a student growth measure, provided that an “Average” or above growth measure is maintained. A teacher receiving an effectiveness rating/final summative rating of “Skilled” on the teacher’s most recent evaluation will complete a professional growth plan, one 15 to 30-minute observation, one conference to follow the observation, and maintain a student growth measure, provided that an “Average” or above growth measure is maintained.

Expected means, in relation to DS3 System Services, the level of response that a Providing Unit is expected to provide in response to a Performance Incident taking account of tolerances where appropriate;

Expected means, in relation to DS3 System Services, the level of response that a Providing Unit is expected to provide in response to a Performance Incidenttaking account of tolerances where appropriate; “Fail” means the outcome of a Performance Assessment where the responseachieved following a Performance Incident is less than the Expected response taking account of tolerances where appropriate; “Failure to Follow Notice to synchronise” has the meaning given to it in the Grid Code;

Expected. – shall mean that an invitation to submit Purchase Bids should soon change its status to “for sale.” A Purchase Bid made in response to an invitation with the status “expected” shall become binding after the Participant has received a notification that the status of a given invitation procedure has changed to “for sale”.

Expected injury means injury that occurred when the insured acted even though he was consciously aware that harm was practically certain to occur from his actions.

Expected means that there can be special cases where the number is parametrically larger.

Expected student growth is defined using a five-point scale with a score of 3 considered “Average” and 4 and 5 as Higher. Therefore, scores 1 (least effective) and 2 (approaching average) are considered below average growth and would require the District to evaluate the teacher the following year per O.R.C. 3319.111.