SCEL definition

SCEL means Sinopec Canada Energy Ltd., together with its successors and permitted assigns.
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Examples of SCEL in a sentence

  • The collaboration be- tween WP1 and WP6 includes providing feedback from the implementation activities into the language design effort, reflected in the SCEL language refinements.

  • The runtime environments for ensembles based on SCEL models also originate in WP1.

  • A further advantage of MISSCEL is that SCEL specifications can now be intertwined with raw ▇▇▇▇▇ code, exploiting its great expressiveness.

  • As their inputs, all the methods accept a SCEL specification plus other necessary or specific parameters (e.g. the root module contain- ing the SCEL specification or the LTL formula to be checked).

  • Finally, by resorting to a set of schedulers that we defined to transform the non-determinism of SCEL in probabilistic choices, it is possible to generate probabilistic simulations of a SCEL specification.

  • The Hirer shall use its best endeavours to ensure that at all times it does not impede the access or safety of the public to Southbank Centre premises or of SCEL employees, agents or contractors in any way.

  • The Hirer shall not hold itself out as part of or connected with, or an agent or representative of, either Southbank Centre or SCEL.

  • The Hirer shall not use, or knowingly permit others to use, the name "South Bank" or "Southbank Centre" or any other name or logo of Southbank Centre or SCEL without the prior written approval of SCEL.

  • The Hirer shall not do any act or thing whereby any relevant insurance or government indemnity scheme of or relating to SCEL may be rendered void or voidable or the premium increased.

  • SCEL will provide security services in line with its normal security staffing levels.