Remote technology definition
Remote technology means technology that provides for the transmission of video and audio signals or audio signals alone, including, but not limited to, a computer, tablet, telephone, cellphone, or other electronic communication device.
Remote technology means any automated equipment or testing
Remote technology means technology that provides for the transmission of video and audio signals or audio signals alone. This phrase is meant to be interpreted broadly and includes a computer, tablet, telephone, cellphone, or other electronic or communications device.
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Remote technology means technology that permits all participants to see and hear each other during the proceedings, speak as permitted by the judge, and allows confidential communications between counsel and client. The remote connection shall be of sufficient quality to ensure that participants are clearly visible, and the audio connection permits the making of the official court record of the proceedings.
Remote technology means technology that provides for the transmission of video and audio signals or audio signals alone, including a computer, tablet, telephone, cellphone, or other electronic or communications device.
Remote technology means technology that permits all participants to see and hear each other during the proceedings, speak as permitted by the judge, and allows confidential communications between counsel and client. The remote connection shall be of sufficient
Remote technology means technology that provides for the transmission of
Remote technology means technology that provides for the transmission of video and audio signals or audio signals alone. This phrase is meant to be
Remote technology means any automated equipment or testing device and any application designed to be used on or with a phone, computer, or internet-based device that is used without the physical presence and participation of a qualified provider that generates data for purposes of determining an individual's refractive error. Remote technology does not include the use of telemedicine as defined in RCW 48.43.735 for purposes other than determining an individual's refractive error.
Remote technology means any technical services and related technicians provided by IDRC to enable and to facilitate the participation of any participant in a Hybrid Meeting who is not attending in person, and of all participants in a Virtual Meeting