Sample Point definition

Sample Point means the location from which a water sample is collected. Such locations include source waters, between or after individual treatment process, storage tanks, entry points to the distribution system, or any location within a distribution system. Each sample point is designated by a unique identification number and a descriptive location name.

Sample Point means a location approved by the District, from which wastewater can be collected that is representative in content and consistency of the entire flow of wastewater being sampled

Sample Point means a location approved by the City, from which wastewater can be collected that is representative in content and consistency of the entire flow of wastewater being sampled.

Examples of Sample Point in a sentence

• This includes, but is not limited to, circumstances where the sampler is kept waiting for more than 20 minutes, a vehicle is parked over the Sample Point, a padlock or any kind of obstacle (time or physical object), prevents the sample from being taken.

• The Achieved TOR1 will be calculated for each Sample Point during the TOR1 Period as the Providing Unit Output minus the Providing Unit Pre-Event Output.

• Otherwise a Fail is awarded (S1=0).At each Sample Point, a tolerance of the maximum of 10 % of the Expected response at the sample point or 1 MW applies (if 1 MW is greater than 50% of the Expected FFR Response then a tolerance of 50% of the Expected FFR Response is applied).

• For each sample submitted the sample worksheet will include the following details: Licensee ID/Name Sample Point DPID Sample ID Date Sample Taken Time Sample Taken Name of Person Taking the Sample On-Site pH Test Result (if required) On-Site Temperature (if required) Observation Comments.

• Analysis is performed using Sample Point software that facilitates manual, pixel-based, image analysis from nadir digital images of any scale, and automatically records data to a spreadsheet (J.

• For a detailed description see Appendix B: Sample Point Sheet Dialectical Behavioral Therapy in Schools Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a cognitive behavioral treatment that research has shown to be effective in treating a wide range of social/emotional disorders.

• HMC will develop writtenprocedures to ensure that HMC will sample all required composite samples from Sample Point 2 (SP2) monthly and will report the results of those sample results in the semi-annual and annual reports required by License Conditions 15 and 42.

• A sampling point shall be constructed, by the licensee, at the point of discharge of the trade effluent from Sump A (designated Sample Point A).

• If pretreatment samples can not be obtained, please explain under "Description of Sample Point" on Module 8.1(A).

• SUA–1471 is amended by this Confirmatory Order to read as follows: ‘‘Implement the corrective action program described in the September 15, 1989 submittal, as modified by the reverse osmosis system described in the January 15, 1998 submittal, excluding all sampling and reporting requirements for Sample Point 1, with the objective of achieving the concentrations of all constituents listed in License Condition 35B.

More Definitions of Sample Point

Sample Point means a single data point which is used along with multiple other data points in the development of a Performance Assessment;

Sample Point means a manhole, valve, tap or other similar control device or facility on equipment, a drain pipe or other similar location used for the sampling and monitoring of wastewater;

Sample Point means a location approved by the Director or his designee from which Wastewater can be collected that is representative in content and consistency of the entire flow of Wastewater being discharged.