Network Standards definition

Network Standards means the Minimum Service Standards under the Utilities (Consumer Protection Code) Determination 2012, or any determination replacing that determination or if that determination is repealed and not replaced, ActewAGL Distribution's Minimum Standards for Network Operation adopted by ActewAGL in compliance with its licence requirements in the Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales, in force from time to time; MJ means one megajoule and is equal to one million Joules;

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Network Standards shall have the meaning set forth in Section III.C of the Services Agreement.

Network Standards or "Technical Specifications" - means those specifications for digital telecommunications and analog video transmission services, as applicable respectively, to the Will▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇work and as set forth in Schedule B.

Examples of Network Standards in a sentence

• ActewAGL and the User must comply with their respective obligations under the Minimum Network Standards.

• For each Category of Network Standards, specific metrics have been identified to measure performance in each such Category.

• The MCO must ensure all laboratory testing sites providing services under this contract have either a clinical laboratory (CLIA) certificate or a waiver of a certificate of registration, along with a CLIA number, pursuant to 42 CFR 493.3. See Appendix I, Provider Network Standards, Network Adequacy for Additional Provider Types.

• The Contractor’s network must meet the Minimum Network Standards and Staff Inventory requirements established by CPSA.

• There are three categories of Network Standards: network quality (the "Network Quality Category"); system performance (the "System Performance Category"); and audio quality (the "Audio Quality Category") (each hereafter referred to generally as a "Category").

• The Contractor's provider network shall be designed to meet the minimum network standards as described in Section B., Minimum Network Standards, and assure accessibility and availability of services provided by qualified professional staff.

• Performance Standards" shall mean the Network Standards and the Customer Support Standards.

• ActaMed shall maintain and support the Network for Lab EDI Services between Automated Providers and an SBCL Lab and shall ensure that the Network meets or exceeds all Network Standards.

• The MCO must ensure all laboratory testing sites providing services under this contract have either a clinical laboratory (CLIA) certificate or a waiver of a certificate of registration, along with a CLIA number, pursuant to 42 CFR 493.3. See Appendix K, Provider Network Standards, Network Adequacy for Additional Provider Types.

• The Contractor shall provide available, accessible and adequate numbers of service locations, service sites, professional, allied and para-medical personnel for the provision of primary care services on a 24-hour-a-day, 7-days-a week basis, as described in the Medical Homes Network Standards and the MHN Policy and Procedure Guide, and shall take corrective action if there is failure to comply by any provider.

More Definitions of Network Standards

Network Standards mean and refer to all protocols, methods, codes, and standards applicable to the operation of wired or wireless networks, as applicable to the WCAS and/or Communications Services, including any that may in the future be adopted or amended. Network Standards shall include, but not be limited to, IEEE 802.1, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.11 (including sub-sections such as 802.11 a, b, g, n, etc.), IETF STD 005 and ANS1/TIA/EIA 568/569.

Network Standards means the “ANSI”, “CCITT”, “ISO” and generally accepted airline interconnection standards applicable to the Services and the specific standards identified on Attachment SD.

Network Standards means ActewAGL’s Minimum Standards for Network Operation adopted by ActewAGL in compliance of its licence requirements in the Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales, in force from time to time; MJ means one megajoule and is equal to one million Joules;

Network Standards means the Minimum Service Standards under the Utilities (Consumer Protection Code) Determination 2012, or any determination replacing that determination or if that determination is repealed and not replaced, ActewAGL Distribution's Minimum Standards for Network Operation adopted by ActewAGL in compliance with its licence requirements in the Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales, in force from time to time; National Energy Retail Law or NERL means the National Energy Retail Law adopted under the National Energy Retail Law (Adoption) Act 2012 (NSW) or the National Energy Retail Law adopted under the National Energy Retail Law (Adoption) Act 2012 (ACT) as applicable; National Energy Retail Rules or NERR means the National Energy Retail Rules adopted under the National Energy Retail Law (Adoption) Act 2012 (NSW) or the National Energy Retail Rules adopted under the National Energy Retail Law (Adoption) Act 2012 (ACT) as applicable;