MWS definition

MWS means the Michigan work-study program established in section 2.
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MWS means the City of Bellflower Municipal Water System.
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MWS means Manager Works Services;
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Examples of MWS in a sentence

  • Humanities: AAS 253; ENG 212, 260, 261, 266, 290, 292; HUM 126; MWS 102; Social Science: AAS 120, 131, 140, 150, 175, 180, 253; ANT 152, 154; HIS 152, 261, 262; MWS 101,103, 106, 107, 114; PS 160; SOC 230.

  • You may not reproduce or disseminate or disclose to any third party any MWS Transaction Information or Personal Information for any purpose.

  • You irrevocably assign to us all right, title, and interest in and to the MWS Suggestions and agree to provide us any assistance we may require to document, perfect, and maintain our rights in the MWS Suggestions.

  • We will be entitled to use the MWS Suggestions without restriction.

  • Prior to making your MWS Application available for commercial use, you must thoroughly test your MWS Application to ensure that it operates properly with MWS and MWS Materials, including, without limitation, that it complies with MWS Specifications.


More Definitions of MWS

MWS means Macarthur Web Services. MWS is operated by Macarthur Entertainment.
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MWS has the meaning specified in the first recital in this Agreement.
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MWS means the Multi-workstation System developed by the Exchange and operated by the Exchange Participant for trading purposes, and includes any server, terminal and other device connected to it; "Open Gateway” means a hardware and software component operated by the Exchange Participant, which provides the communications interface between the System and MWS, BSS or any other devices; “ORS” means the Order Routing System, a system developed and owned by the Exchange which enables investors to input trading requests electronically for routing automatically to an Exchange Participant for approval and submission to the Exchange for automatic order matching in accordance with these Rules and on such requirements as the Exchange shall from time to time impose on an Exchange Participant; “Personal Identification Number” (“PIN”) means a code to be used by an Exchange Participant together with the Security Control Card so as to allow access to the additional AMS terminal, Standby Terminal, Market Making AMS Terminal, a Market Making Open Gateway, an Open Gateway or a Backup Open Gateway; “PNS” means a Proprietary Network System developed and owned by a third party that connects the ORS to enable subscribers of the services through a Proprietary Network System to route orders to an Exchange Participant via ORS on such terms as the Exchange and the third party shall from time to time agree; “Security Control Card” means the security card-key used to access the additional AMS terminal, Standby Terminal, Market Making AMS Terminal, a Market Making Open Gateway, an Open Gateway or a Backup Open Gateway; “Standby Terminal” means an AMS terminal installed by the Exchange at the business continuity centre or the registered business address of an ExchangeParticipant for backup purpose pursuant to Rule 364A;
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MWS means Mine Waste Solutions Proprietary Limited (Registration No. 2000/001443/07), a private company incorporated under the laws of South Africa;
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MWS each means the Borrower’s ministry responsible for urban development and water supply, or any successor thereto.
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MWS means mobile water services;
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MWS means a Service offering Exelon the potential to realize OC-48, i.e., 2.5 Gbps, capacity between multiple sites within a metropolitan area. Service Provider will utilize Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (“DWDM”) equipment as the foundation of the MWS Service. DWDM technology enables increasing capacity of fiber optic data transmission systems through simultaneously mixing multiple wavelengths of light. Each wavelength is, in essence, a virtual channel and it operates as though it were a separate light pipe. DWDM allows the capability for each signal to operate at a different bit rate (OC-3, OC-12, etc.) and in a different format or protocol (SONET, ATM, etc.).
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