Key components definition

Key components means the attributes which are essential to maintain the use and productivity of a resource site over time. The key components vary by species and resource site. Examples include fledging trees or perching trees.

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Key components means, with respect to a Co-Funding Product: [***].

Key components means EPI'S wafer and FWD's laser diode, which are elements of the Laser.

Examples of Key components in a sentence

• Key components of this step involve raising community awareness, engaging diverse stakeholders, strengthening community collaboration, and enhancing the prevention workforce through training and professional development.

• Key components of this step involve identifying and prioritizing the relevant risk and protective factors to be addressed, selecting effective, evidence-based environmental strategies to be implemented, and building a logic model that provides a clear rationale for selecting programs or processes.

• Key components of the Act are contained in Section 2, Sick Leave, Section 3, Maternity and Paternity Leave, and this section.

• Key components include: fiscal accountability and cost effective- ness, project evaluation and monitoring strategy, evidence of local support and involvement, consistency with department water basin priorities, water quality need, extent of pollutant control, consistency of project with other resource management plans, use of other funding sources and application of the project to storm water requirements for the city of Racine.

• Key components of outreach and access monitoring include evaluation of particular schemes, attention to admissions processes and enhanced engagement with and support for departments, promoting best practice to ensure that process and behaviour serve our target objectives.

• Key components of this strategy are based on the premise that this Agreement, in the near term, is focused on reducing the deteriorating status of the species by improving, organizing, and implementing specific management actions, and in the long term, will facilitate the development of a network of managed gopher tortoise populations across its range.

• Upon request, City will transmit to Developer copies of all reports received by City from Contractor pertaining to the City Improvements.

• The proposed project will consist of the following key components: • Solar modules • Inverter Buildings • Underground Electrical Conductors • Substation • Transmission Line • Access and Maintenance Roads • Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Building Key components are described in the following subsections.

• Key components of this support area include: o Internal attendance reporting – ICON School Management assists with monthly attendance reports based on school-provided data.

• Key components of a robust quality system are properly implemented quality procedures for collection and processing defects, techniques to analyze defects and identifying opportunities for corrective and preventive actions, along with evidence validation that actions effective in eliminating and preventing further defects.

More Definitions of Key components

Key components means the key components of the ATOL Reporting Accountants’ Scheme and which are included in the agreement between the approved professional accountancy bodies and the CAA;

Key components means the key components of the PV System being supplied by the Contractor, being the Panels, inverters, transformers, LV switchgear, cables, Mounting Framework and Monitoring System.

Key components means: (i) wafer fabrication documentation, including GDS databases, design databases, wafer production documentation/instructions; (ii) assembly documentation, including package drawings, bonding and marking information, assembly documentation/instructions; (iii) test set up documentation, including probe and package test, hardware and software; (iv) qualification documentation; (v) RoHS material data sheets; (vi) hardware documentation; (vii) historic manufacturing data, including b▇▇▇ of materials (BOM), yields and process control monitor (PCM); (viii) source code for software drivers; (ix) evaluation module documentation, including manufacturing instructions including schematics, layout, B▇▇▇ of Materials, Gerber Tapes; (x) all data sheets, including all alterable soft copies of such data sheets, errata sheets, product briefs, instruction manuals for software drivers, EVM owners manuals, API and control register documentation, marketing/sales presentations and any other marketing collateral; and (xi) contact information for all existing customers and customer prospects including names, phone numbers and email addresses of key decision makers at each account; provided, however, that Key Components shall exclude (A) any agreements with third-parties, and (B) any of the Sherwood Consultants (as defined in Section 10.1).