IDCP definition

IDCP has the meaning set forth in Section 5.1.
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IDCP means a product that uses the DFAST Technology and communicates with a cable headend on an interactive basis so as, without limitation, to be capable of obtaining access to video-on-demand or other on-demand or per-view services, of using the return path of the cable system, or of using electronic program guide services provisioned by the Cable Operator.
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IDCP has the meaning set forth in Section 8.1.1.
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Examples of IDCP in a sentence

  • There are two types: the first, issued to vessels of Parties to the AIDCP only, certifies that the vessel has been participating in the IDCP, and that all its trips have been covered by observers; the second, issued to vessels of non-Parties, certifies only that all the vessel’s trips have been covered by observers.

  • This statement certifies that the vessel has been participating in the IDCP, and that all its trips have been covered by observers; the second, issued to vessels of non-Parties, certifies only that all the vessel’s trips have been covered by observers.

  • This proposed Resolution arises from the concern of how to use the surplus generated in the IDCP.

  • The IATTC provides the Secretariat for the IDCP and its various bodies and coordinates the On-Board Observer Program and the Tuna Tracking and Verification System.

  • In addition, observers from the international observer program of the Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) are approved by the Parties to collect information for the On-Board Observer Program on vessels that fish in the Agreement Area without setting on dolphins if the Secretariat determines that the placement of an IDCP observer is not practical.

  • The Parties provide funding for the IDCP, primarily through the collection of vessel assessment fees.

  • These standards and procedures specify the conditions for receipt of CDPH Infectious Disease Prevention and Control (IDCP) local infrastructure funds.

  • The principal cost of the IDCP is the On-Board Observer Program, which accounts for approximately 90% of the AIDCP budget.

  • The Registration-Directed Trials will be designed in accordance with the Registration-Directed Trial designs set forth in the applicable IDCP.

  • Roche will use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to Develop, Manufacture and Commercialize Products, including to meet the timelines and milestones set forth in the Isis Development Candidate-R&D Plan, the IDCP and the Specific Performance Milestone Events.