Reaction time definition

Reaction time means the time between the information signal is given and a driver reaction has occurred.

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Reaction time means the time, in seconds, it takes the signal, required to activate/deactivate the system, to travel through the system, measured from the time of signal initiation to the time the function being measured is completed.

Reaction time means the time between when the information signal is provided and a driver reaction has occurred, which shall be taken as 1.4 seconds.

Examples of Reaction time in a sentence

• For a step change in frequency at the point of measure of the inverter-based resource [NOTE - MAY BE ADJUSTED AS THE RESULT OF IRS]: Reaction time: The time between a step change in frequency and the time when the resource active power output begins responding to the change shall be less than 500 Ms, or as otherwise specified by Company.

• Reaction time: Time between the step change in voltage and when the resource reactive power output begins responding to the change.

• Reaction time shall mean the period, within which Licensor commences its work.

• Reaction time: 48 h Period for remedying defects: 2 weeks ERROR CLASS 2: The appropriate or, respectively, economically reasonable use of the overall system is significantly restricted or, respectively, impaired pursuant to the specification of services, however, the day-to-day business can still be executed.

• The criteria below, among others, are considered here:  Delivery quality  Delivery reliability  Reaction time to complaints  Acceptance of costs from complaints If the agreed-upon target specifications are not met, the supplier must create action plans and present them to the LEIBER Group.

More Definitions of Reaction time

Reaction time means the time between the warning signal is given and actuation of the brake pedal by the driver. The value for the reaction time shall be [1.4] seconds.

Reaction time means the time between the information signal is given and a driver reaction has occurred. This is assumed to be 1.4 seconds.

Reaction time means the maximum time allowed for a Party to initiate remedial actions following a certain event.

Reaction time means the time between the receipt of the Support Request via one of the agreed communication channels (i.e. web-interface, phone call followed by web-access) in accordance with these Simatic IT Maintenance Terms and Conditions and the first communication of a technical specialist of AS Simatic IT TSS (Technical Support Service) with the Customer by e-mail, phone or web interaction. Reaction Time represents the time in which the technical analysis of the reported issue starts.

Reaction time means the period of time specified in this Addendum for Supplier to acknowledge receipt of an Error report from Credit Suisse.

Reaction time means the time between the claim is accepted by SUNGROW officially and the Service is provided.

Reaction time means the maximum time allowed for a Party to initiate remedial actions following a certain event. TIS Technical Board means the advisory body to RNE for the cooperation among RNE members which are TIS Members as well. The main purpose of the TB is to render advice, assistance and support in connection with the technical aspects of TIS. TB consists of one representative per TIS-Member (IM). Service Facility (SF) means the installation, including ground area, building and equipment, which has been specially arranged, as a whole or in part, to allow the supply of one or more services referred to in points 2 to 4 of Annex II to Directive 2012/34.3 Service Facility Operator (SFO) means any public or private entity responsible for managing one or more service facilities or supplying one or more services to railway undertakings referred to in points 2 to 4 of Annex II to Directive 2012/34. TIS means RNE's Train Information System, a TAF/TAP TSI compliant real-time traffic information system for domestic and international passenger and freight trains in Europe.