Licensed capacity definition

Licensed capacity means the number of children the Department has determined the day care home can care for at any one time in addition to any children living in the home who are under the age of 12 years. Children age 12 and over on the premises are not considered in determining licensed capacity.

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Licensed capacity means the maximum usage of and the specific content of the Software (e.g., aggregate daily volume of data indexed, number of nodes, amount of features etc.) that is permitted under the type of license included and described in the applicable Order. The available types of license and License Capacity are described in Exhibit B.

Licensed capacity means the total number of persons for

Examples of Licensed capacity in a sentence

• During the Term, Infoblox may audit Customer’s use of Services herein to determine if the usage remains within the purchased Licensed Capacity or Allowable Usage level, as applicable.

• Customer’s use in excess of the Licensed Capacity or Allowable Usage level may result in additional license fees.

• If Customer is found to have exceeded its Licensed Capacity for an On Premise Subscriptions based on such Reports or Audit, then Customer agrees to pay the applicable fees for the additional capacity through the end of the applicable Order term upon receipt of an invoice from BMC.

• If the audit shows that Customer has exceeded the Licensed Capacity for B1DDI Service, Customer must purchase new licenses for additional capacity to remain in compliance with these DDI Terms.

• If the audit shows that Customer has exceeded the Licensed Capacity for B1TD Service, Customer must purchase new licenses for additional capacity to remain in compliance with these TD Terms.

More Definitions of Licensed capacity

Licensed capacity means the maximum number of children allowed under the license to be in the licensed premises at any one time;

Licensed capacity means the maximum number of children permitted in the child care center at any one (1) time as stated on the license. This may be different than the fire and building occupant load capacity.

Licensed capacity means the quantity of each Program licensed as specified in an Order.

Licensed capacity means the total number of persons for whom the health care institution is authorized by the Department to provide services as required pursuant to this Chapter if the person is expected to stay in the health care institution for more than 24 hours. For a hospital, licensed capacity means only those beds specified on the hospital license. (A.R.S. § 36-401)

Licensed capacity means the maximum permitted use of the Software based on capacity-based pricing metrics identified in the Order Instrument, including, without limitation, Concurrent Users, Named Users, Seats, Instances and Servers.

Licensed capacity is the amount of each On Premise Subscription licensed as established in the Order.

Licensed capacity is defined (includes quantity, licensing metric, and term of license) as and notified in the License Certificate when Standalone Software is licensed hereunder, the number of licenses of each type of Standalone Software that Company purchases from time-to-time and is then-validly licensed to Company under this Agreement, based upon Trend Micro’s licensing measurement for each particular Standalone Software. The applicable licensing metrics/measurements (which may include, without limitation, measurement by Computer/CPU, Virtual Machine, device, node, Instance, Server, and user, as applicable) available to Company for Standalone Software licensed hereunder will be determined by Trend Micro from time-to-time for each Product.