Single Site definition

Single Site means that Customer is authorized to install and use the Licensed Program to which this OST applies only on Machines within Customer’s Site as identified in the Transaction Document and in the country for which the license is ordered.

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Single Site means at one location, or on the same premises. In other words, a facility may be comprised of multiple buildings, and may be under one license, as long as the buildings are physically located on the same premises (adjoining lots); are managed by the same licensee; are components of a single program; and have a common address. (For purposes of determining if the facility is a single site, consult the county tax records at the county assessor’s office to ascertain if the property on which the buildings are located are under a single parcel number or on adjoining lots.)

Single Site means Data is stored in a single Iron Mountain Data Center.

Examples of Single Site in a sentence

• The parties acknowledge they have not entered into wage rate negotiations due to the presence of the government imposed Single Site Order and Wage Levelling.

• In the event there is a Single Site order declared by Alberta Health Services or Alberta Health, the Employer will grant an unpaid Leave of Absence to Employees for the duration of the order.

• If Trial, Single Site List License Type are already installed within the specified SharePoint Site you will receive a message that you are unable to upgrade.

• If the License condition is of a “Lower License Type” (Trial, Single Site List) prior to the Single Site License Type being applied within the specified SharePoint Site you will receive a prompt to confirm the Upgrade.

• If the License condition is of a “Lower License Type” (Trial, Single Site, Single Site List) prior to the Site Collection License Type being applied you will receive a prompt to confirm the Upgrade.

• The Single Site License activates SharePoint Document Merge functionality to all lists within the Site to which it is applied.

• If the License condition is of a “Higher License Type” for Single Site License Only Site Collection License will prompt to Upgrade- as this is the higher License Type.

• Concurrent (or floating) Based and Token Based licenses may be licensed for either a Single Site or Multi-Site usage.

• Where a Single Site Version or an Educational Version of the Software is obtained under a lease or rental agreement the defined rental or lease period is to be regarded as the maximum period of use.

• If the License condition is of a “Lower License Type” (Trial) prior to the Single Site List License Type being applied within the specified SharePoint Site, you will receive a prompt to confirm the Upgrade.

More Definitions of Single Site

Single Site means all components of the Home Care Organization are conducted at one location and owned and operated by the same licensee, even if there are separate buildings or portions of the Home Care Organization at the location and all have a common mailing address.

Single Site means a single physical area that can include a series of geographical locations in close proximity to one another.

Single Site means an individual hospital or healthcare facility at a single location and address.

Single Site means the development of a single tract, parcel or lot, irrespec- tive of subdivision development.

Single Site the Subscriber's principal geographical address (which may consist of several buildings located no more than 6 miles apart) named on the Quote and in respect of which the Subscriber has purchased a subscription. Subscription Term: 12 months from the subscription start date noted on your Quote, or such other period as may be set out in the Quote. Subscription Year: each 12-month period of the Subscription Term. Walk-In User: a visitor to a Site who is permitted to access the Subscriber’s (or where applicable a Consortia Member’s) information services as a result of their geographical position within that Site’s IP address. Website: the BMJ controlled website(s) or mobile applications upon which the Licensed Material is displayed. Website Terms: the terms and conditions and privacy notices which govern the use of that Website. Year: starting on the subscription start date noted on your Quote, each 12 month period during the Term.