Module definition

Module means specific portion of the Application Software designated as such in the Documentation made available to the Customer under the Notification Form.
Module means any separate course of study for which credits may be obtained and may comprise a dissertation or thesis.
Module means a Board of Nursing approved educational training unit that is eligible program specific and used in addition to the core curriculum.5.2 LLAM Training.

Examples of Module in a sentence

  • Technology IP, Cell Technology IP, Module Technology IP, and Battery Technology IP.


More Definitions of Module

Module or “CICAM” means CI Plus module as defined in Specification.
Module means a self-sufficient and autonomous predefined task- and needs-driven arrangement of Member States’ capabilities or a mobile operational team of the Member States, representing a combination of human and material means that can be described in terms of its capacity for intervention or by the task(s) it is able to undertake;
Module means a major sub-assembly of any of the Engines described in the applicable letter agreements or covered under this Agreement pursuant to Article 8 hereof.
Module means lines of code, which add a new functionality to the Software regardless of the fact that this new function is operative without the Software.
Module means the additional terms and conditions applicable to the CA Offering.
Module means a software component characterized as a “module” and made available for optional purchase and installation.
Module means the natural gas liquefaction module forming part of a Liquefaction Train, as further described in Appendix C (Scope of Supply & Project Schedule).