Shaping definition

Shaping means grading, backfilling and other earth moving required by the provisions of this part to be done by the operator in connection with the reclamation of the area affected;

Shaping where your Broadband speed is slowed by your service provider, for example because you have exceeded data limits

Shaping means a reduction in Service Option speed to 128kbps/128kbps for nbnTM Satellite and 256kbps/256kbps for nbnTM Fibre & Fixed Wireless once your Monthly Data Allowance is reached. Your Service speed with revert to your original Service Option upon your commencement anniversary date.

Examples of Shaping in a sentence

• Further detail is provided in the Mayor’s Shaping Neighbourhoods: Play and Informal Recreation Supplementary Planning Guidance.

• Shaping the Game: The New Leaders Guide to Effective Negotiating.

• According to Article 4 of the Act of April 11, 2003, on the Shaping of the Agricultural System,66 the NASC can purchase agricultural land resulting from inheritance or legacy by making a declaration of acquisition against the payment of its market value.

• Shaping the cache refers to the policy by which the program memory footprint shares a region in the cache, thereby permitting the remainder of the cache to be powered down for energy savings.

• In many others, maternal health and girls’ access to education remain inadequate.36 (May 30, 2012, The Globe and Mail)The theme of this year’s World Economic Forum (WEF) is 'The Great Transformation: Shaping New Models'.

More Definitions of Shaping

Shaping means a reduction in Service Option speed to 256kbps/256kbps once your Monthly Data Allowance is reached. Your Service speed with revert to your original Service Option upon your commencement anniversary date.

Shaping means the implementation of protocol based priority, to manage demand on the network. When shaping is implemented, real-time, interactive services are given higher priority over non-real-time, non-interactive services, effectively slowing the performance of non- prioritised services in favour of those given priority. Shaping is applied to all users in general (not based on usage thresholds), and the impact to non-priority services is determined by the level of demand and available network capacity;

Shaping means that you are going to take actions to respond to those anticipated events so that you can help change those events to be in your favor. How are you going to position yourself so that if what you think is going to develop actually does develop, you are in the best possible situation to deal with it?

Shaping means the protocol-based priorities implemented by Telkom in order to manage demand on its network;

Shaping means providing the child with cues and reinforcements that direct them toward desirable behavior. As you shape behavior, the child's personality tags along and should also change and improve. The key methods to shaping a child's behavior are through:

Shaping or “packet shaping” is a computer network traffic management technique which delays some or all datagrams/protocols to bring them into compliance with a desired traffic profile;

Shaping means a reduction in Service Option speed to once your Monthly Data Allowance is reached. Your Service speed with revert to your original Service Option upon your commencement anniversary date.