Historical Period definition

Historical Period means the period of time upon which allowable costs for the Work Activity Program are based;

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Historical Period means a historical period for at least 20 years used for model simulation to allow the DNDC model to attain equilibrium in specific critical variables for which empirical data is lacking.

Historical Period with respect to any Permitted Acquisition, the ----------------- period of four consecutive fiscal quarters of the Borrower most recently ended prior to the consummation of such Permitted Acquisition for which consolidated financial statements of the Guarantor have been delivered pursuant to subsection 12.1.

Examples of Historical Period in a sentence

The Coordinating Group shall at least once each ten years update the Historical Period of Record with the available streamflows.
If the number of such years exceeds five percent of the number of years in the Historical Period of Record, each Reservoir Party shall raise the applicable VECCs of its reservoirs that failed to refill to the elevations needed to reduce the number of such years to be no more than five percent of the number of years in the Historical Period of Record.
If that fails to reduce the number of such years to be no more than five percent of the number of years in that Historical Period of Record, each Reservoir Party shall raise its VECCs to the extent necessary to reduce the number of such years to be no more than five percent of the number of years in that Historical Period of Record.
Down in the Dumps: Context Statement and Guidance on Historical Period Waste Management and Refuse Deposits.
The Reservoir Parties shall run a Refill Regulation for the reservoirs in the Coordinated System to determine whether there are possible adjustments to VECCs that would, after the development of FELCC, allow the Coordinated System to refill in 95 percent of the years in the Historical Period of Record.
Subject to this section 7, each Reservoir Party annually shall determine for (each of) its reservoir(s) Base Energy Content Curves (“Base ECC”) and Variable Energy Content Curves (“VECC”) that provide storage sufficient to allow the Coordinated System at all times to generate its Firm Energy Load Carrying Capability (“FELCC”) under a recurrence of any streamflows in the Historical Period of Record.
For clarity, New Uses shall not include reasonable extensions of the lines of business in which the Company is engaged at any time during the Historical Period or that are Acceptable Uses, which extensions shall be included in the license contained herein.
The “Historical Standard,” as of any date, shall mean the quality, style and image of the Licensed Products or Licensed Services as the Property has been used by the Company after January 1, 2006 and before completion of the Offer (such period being referred to as the “Historical Period”) or pursuant to any Acceptable Use after the Historical Period.

More Definitions of Historical Period

Historical Period for gas day D means the period of 425 gas days between 426 gas days before gas day D and one gas day before gas day D; and

Historical Period means the period beginning on October 29, 2004 and ending on June 20, 2007 or the prior Fiscal Month end (for which ever end date the relevant data is more readily available). CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED BY CIT GROUP INC.

Historical Period means, (a) on any date of determination during the first six-month period following the Closing Date, the period consisting of the months elapsed since the Closing Date and (b) on any date of determination thereafter, the most recently ended six-month period.

Historical Period means the period beginning on June 1, 2021 and ending on and including May 31, 2024.

Historical Period means the 12 months ending June 30th, 2012, unless otherwise stated.

Historical Period means the 20-year period used for model simulation to allow the DNDC model to attain equilibrium in specific critical variables for which empirical data is lacking.