Operational definition

Operational means that the system or sensor, at the time of the event, is active or can be activated/deactivated by the driver.

Operational means revenue or expenditure included in or to be incurred on the operating budget.

Operational means that the relevant Domgas Facilities are in operation and producing natural gas for delivery and use in the said State (subject to interruptions in operation due to planned maintenance and outages from unplanned breakdowns);

Examples of Operational in a sentence

• The Storage Rates payable for the lease of the Tank Facilities shall commence on the Operational Date.

• Microsoft’s current commitment to the provision of production Instances may be found here: Availability: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/Downloader.aspx?documenttype=OSCS&lang=English Backups: xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/en-us/dynamics365/customer-engagement/admin/backup-restore-instances Note: The above Operational SLAs are subject to change by Microsoft from time to time.

• Operational Security - System Security Subject Description Operational procedures and responsibilities MCS documented all operating procedures follows ITIL Best practices (CAB) to maintain Clients’ platforms in optimal conditions Protection from malware MEGA has implemented detection, prevention and recovery controls to protect against malware.

• This Agreement, together with the Customer Connectivity Order Form and the Operational Materials, which are incorporated herein by reference, constitutes the entire agreement between the Exchange and Customer with respect to the subject matter hereof.

• Note: Non-production Instances (as may be used for e.g. development, testing, etc.) may not be covered by the same Operational SLA as production Instances.

More Definitions of Operational

Operational means those contracting actions taken to meet the needs of installation commanders, DRUs, deployed commanders, and resident, tenant, and supported units. Operational contracting may be accomplished by contracting squadrons, operational contracting offices, contracting divisions, or another organization entity designed to meet local needs.

Operational means any Tariff which is available to Domestic Customers or which still applies to any Domestic Customers (including, but not limited to, Live Evergreen Tariffs, Closed Fixed Term Tariffs, and Dead Tariffs).

Operational means that a uraniummill tailings pile or impoundment is being used for the continued placement of uranium byproduct material or is in standby status for such placement. A tailings pile or impoundment is oper- ational from the day that uranium by- product material is first placed in the40 CFR Ch. I (7–1–02 Edition)pile or impoundment until the day final closure begins.

Operational means that a permit holder is providing the services approved by HFSRB and, for a new health care facility or a new category of service, licensure or Medicare and/or Medicaid certification has been obtained and residents/patients are utilizing the facility or equipment or are receiving service.

Operational means offering for sale on an ongoing weekly basis to the general public alcoholic liquor and malt beverages as authorized under a license or permit issued under this title;

Operational means in relation to any pipe-line that the pipe-line is in all respects complete and ready for gas to be conveyed through it and that, in so far as it lies within the Licensee’s control, all necessary commissioning tests in respect of the pipe-line (as distinct from facilities to which such pipe-line is connected) have been successfully completed;

Operational means a test administration that produces valid and reliable results which are used for public reporting purposes and for which pupil score reports are required to be issued, pursuant to Education Code sections 60640 and 60641. Operational tests do not include tests still under development, such as pilot or field tests.