Span definition

Span means to adjust an instrument so that it gives a proper response to a calibration standard that represents between 75 per cent and 100 per cent of the maximum value in the instrument range or expected range of use.
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Span means the horizontal distance between two adjacent supporting points of an overhead conductor;
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Span means the highest pollutant or diluent concentration or flow rate that a monitor component is required to be capable of measuring under 40 CFR Part 75.
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Examples of Span in a sentence

  • The construction of new facilities for a Mid Span Fiber Meet is only applicable when traffic is roughly balanced.

  • The Mid Span Fiber Meet will be subject to reasonable engineering, environmental, safety and security requirements.

  • The Mid Span Fiber Meet, as proposed, must be at a mutually agreeable, economically and Technically Feasible point between CenturyLink’s Serving Wire Center End Office and CLEC's Premises, and will be within the area served by the CenturyLink Serving Wire Center.

  • Either Party may purchase transport capacity on the Mid- Span Fiber Meet arrangement allotted to the other Party when the other Party has spare capacity.

  • CLECs may designate Mid Span Fiber Meet as the target architecture, except in scenarios where it is not Technically Feasible or where the Parties disagree on midpoint location.


More Definitions of Span

Span means the calibration of an analyser, flow-measuring instrument, or sensor so that it gives an accurate response to a standard that matches as closely as possible the maximum value expected to occur during the actual emissions test.
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Span means Saudi Payments Network.
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Span means a bridge or culvert.
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Span means the unsupported horizontal distance between bearing points for horizontally placed framing members.
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Span means an area of code instrumented to be captured as part of a recorded transaction (eg. rpc, function). Each service can have many spans. At a minimum, there will be 2 spans - inbound and outbound to the service.
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Span means an instrument’s output range, from minimum to maximum scale value;
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Span means the number of shifts normally worked by the employee in a week. for six months' employment, leave pay is ½ x times three weeks' pay; for 13 weeks' employment, leave pay is ¼ x times three weeks' pay; for five weeks' employment, leave pay is 5/52 x three weeks' pay. To arrive at three weeks' pay for a monthly-paid employee, multiply the monthly pay by 9/13. Thus for a monthly-paid employee the leave accrued in – six months is ½ x 9/13 x one month’s pay; 13 weeks is ¼ x 9/13 x one month's pay; five weeks is 5/52 x 9/13 x one month’s pay.
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