Segmentation definition

Segmentation means sending and receiving after segmenting the message when the length of the message exceeds the limit. “Both” indicates that segmentation applies to both sending and receiving.

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Segmentation. - shall mean the ability of a Shipper holding a firm TSA to subdivide such capacity into Segments and to use those Segments for different capacity transactions. Segmentation may be implemented by the Shipper by designating a number of discrete transportation combinations (receipt points to delivery points), each of which must be equal to or less than Shipper’s Primary Capacity for that pipeline Segment. The applicability and prerequisites for Segmentation are described in Section 8 of the GT&C.

Segmentation means any development or any division of land that would cumulatively result in an increase of six or more residential lots or dwelling units above the number existing on a parcel of land or contiguous parcels in common ownership up to twenty-four (24) months prior to the application. A subdivision or division of land shall mean any subdivision as defined in the Subdivision Control Law, MGL c.41, §81K-81GG, or any division of land under MGL c.41, §81P, into lots for residential use.

Examples of Segmentation in a sentence

• IPV 02-10 Issued Program Storage Retrieval And Management Based On Segmentation Messages 8312504 11/13/2012 USA Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC 272.

• Segmentation of data by portfolio and priority of IR will be made available in the monthly data spreadsheet.

• IPV 02-10C1 Issued Program Storage Retrieval And Management Based On Segmentation Messages 9003463 4/7/2015 USA Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC 270.

• Fanplayr agrees to provide the following features as part of the Service: • Behavioral Analytics Dashboard (Insights); • Real Time Segmentation; • On-site Targeting with Personalized Offers and Messages; • Streams (Integration with 3rd party applications such as Email Service Providers, SMS Providers, etc.); • Web PushNotifications; • Product Recommendations; • Product Rankings; • Personalized SMS; • Site Speed Analytics.

• License key failure for production system Segmentation fault for production system Within 2 business hours 2 - High Non-blocking issue for a production system: a malfunction of one or more Gurobi features on a production system, though a workaround is available.

• Segmentation Introduction Persistent pulmonary ground-glass nodules (GGNs) have been a growing concern in the last few years because many of them turned out to be pulmonary adenocarcinomas or their precursors [1, 2].

• Visa will provide access to research conducted for the membership, including Insights, Perspective Series, Segmentation Analyses, Commitment Study, and product and channel (credit, debit, small business, prepaid, rewards, e-commerce) **.

• Segmentation in the labour market and the inevitable improvement in the responsiveness to crisis require that the missing sets of labour market reform are designed and that key labour market institutions receive support.

• Segmentation based on behavioural characteristics, for example health state, mobility, vision or hearing capacity, need and usage of care and assistance.

• Panoptic-DeepLab: A Simple, Strong, and Fast Baseline for Bottom-Up Panoptic Segmentation.

More Definitions of Segmentation

Segmentation means to omit from scenic status any portion of a route which is heavily commercial and/or industrial and deemed by the Committee to be inconsistent with the criteria set forth in this Section.

Segmentation in this Notice means placing customers into demonstrably meaningful customer groups based on factors such as their risk rating and historical transactional activity to which different treatments of the scenarios can then be applied to ensure effective monitoring appropriate to the segment profile;

Segmentation means dividing, separating or sectioning a project or property(ies) to 1) evade or defer the review requirements of the Norton Wetland Protection Bylaw; 2) give the appearance of no or minimal impact to the Areas Subject to Protection under the Norton Wetland Protection Bylaw or 3) to avoid the appearance of exceeding resource area thresholds. Examples of segmentation include, but are not limited to, separating a larger project into smaller individually permitted phases; dividing a larger parcel into smaller lots; and submitting permit applications individually for separate assessor‟s parcels that are cumulatively part of a larger project.

Segmentation means the division of the environmental review of an action such that various activities or stages are addressed ... as though they were independent, unrelated activities, needing individual determinations of significance" (6 NYCRR 617.2 lag]). "The regulations generally prohibiting segmentation are designed to guard against a distortion ofthe approval process by preventing a project with potentially significant environmental effects from being split into two or more smaller projects, each falling below the threshold requiring full-blown review" (Matter of Long Is. Pine Barrens Socy. v Planning Bd of Town of Brookhaven, 204 AD2d 548, 550 [2d Dept 1994] Iv dismissed in part and denied in part 85 NY2d 854 [1995]).

Segmentation means the division of the environmental review of an action such that various activities or stages are addressed under this Part as though they were independent, unrelated activities, needing individual determinations of significance.