Latent definition

Latent means present but not manifest.
Latent means any fingerprint or palm print that through processing has been made visible for the purpose of creating an image;
Latent means any fingerprint or palm print that through processing has

Examples of Latent in a sentence

  • AHDB shall also have the right to reject the Goods as though they had not been accepted for 14 days after any Latent Defect in the Goods has become apparent.

  • If the estimated additional cost to remedy any geotechnical condition that qualifies as a Latent Condition is reasonably estimated to increase the Estimated Project Budget by more than $150,000, then upon written request of MSR, the City will work with SPS and MSR to identify additional funding to address the condition, which may include, but not be limited to, private sources.

  • However, if the discovered Hazardous Substances qualify in part or in whole as a Known Condition or Latent Condition, then the City, SPS, and MSR shall use good faith efforts to mutually agree upon a funding plan, which may include use of Project contingency funds or additional funding from SPS or the City.

  • Seller warrants that at the time of Closing the Property and all items remaining with the Property, if any, will be in substantially the same condition (including conditions disclosed in the Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement or Seller’s Disclosure of Latent Defects and Fixtures Checklist) as of the Offer Date, except for changes made to the condition of Property pursuant to the written agreement of Buyer and Seller.

  • MSR shall promptly notify the City Representative and SPS Representative if, during the course of demolition and construction, MSR or any of its agents or contractors discover any geotechnical condition on or around the Licensed Area that qualifies as a Latent Condition and that is likely to result in a change order to MSR’s contract with the Prime Contractor.

  • If the discovered Hazardous Substances do not qualify as a Known Condition or Latent Condition, neither SPS nor the City shall be required to provide any funding over and above the SPS and City Maximum Funding and MSR shall not be relieved from delivering the Final Project and shall be responsible for any additional Project costs necessitated by the Remedial Work Plan.

  • Hazardous Building Materials do not and shall not qualify as Known Conditions or Latent Conditions.

  • Item 26 Clause 22.0 - Latent defects liability period F:.............................

  • If any Latent Condition, asbestos or hazardous material is located at the Site, it is the Customer’s sole responsibility (including costs) to ensure the safe and prompt removal of it.

  • MYONEX shall inspect all Products delivered or distributed by SUPPLIER and notify SUPPLIER in writing of any damage, defects, or nonconformity with specifications (other than Latent Defects (as defined below)) within sixty (60) calendar days of receipt.


More Definitions of Latent

Latent means hidden, which in this case has a very literal realization as hidden behind the horizon
Latent means ‘capable of becoming visible or active though not now so’ (Longman Dictionary of the English Language, 1984).
Latent means any condition not specifically revealed in the Plans for the project or any condition not reasonably observable to Consultant.
Latent. - means that the district is authorized by State law to provide the service but must first gain LAFCo approval before it may begin providing the service.
Latent means intended, anticipated, or expected.
Latent. . This means that “class” is a characteristic, unlike sex for example, that cannot be observed or measured directly from the data. Modeling is used to identify the classes (populations) that are present in a sample. Thus, a sample may represent one or ten classes, but because “class” is a latent characteristic, the number of classes can only be determined by modeling the data. Given a set of longitudinal data, GMM is used to (1) establish groups of subjects by identifying subjects who share common growth characteristics and (2) within each group calculate parameters which describe which each group’s growth. It is important to note that more than one solution can provide a good characterization of the data. In other words, different GMM modeling approaches can lead to different solutions. One analyst may identify four classes and another my detect six. Therefore, the substantive meaning of the classes, in addition to statistical criteria, must guide the selection of a final model.