SSSN definition

SSSN means that certain combination of wristbands, gateways and proprietary backend software as further described at Schedule 1-B, all of which rely on the Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE) protocol and a low-power enterprise wireless 2.4Ghz platform, to help school administrators identify the geographic location, with room level accuracy, of students or other people or things (eg, equipment, vehicles, tools, etc.).
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Examples of SSSN in a sentence

  • Designated NSAs will license/authorize samplers, field inspectors and accredit/register laboratories, and inform the PMU of the SSSN about their availability.

  • After clearance by the NSA, this Authority forwards the application to a Coordinating Unit, in this case, the PMU of the SSSN where the application and the accompanying data are verified and the decision taken concerning regional release.

  • The SADC Regional Variety Release system will be coordinated by the PMU of the SSSN with technical support from the SSC and in consultation with NSAs (Figure 1).

  • During 2004−2006 the SSSN has received financial support from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC).

  • Introduction of the harmonized Quarantine and Phytosanitary Measures for seeds will be facilitated by the PMU of the SSSN with technical support from the SSC and SADC Plant Protection Sub-committee.

  • The Systems have been developed through extensive consultations that began immediately after the SSSN was established and which have involved public and private seed sector experts from SADC and from more advanced seed systems outside the region.

  • The SADC Seed Certification and Quality Assurance System will be coordinated by the PMU of the SSSN with technical support from the SSC and the NSAs in Member States.

  • Formulation and introduction of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Harmonization Systems for seed are being coordinated by the Project Management Unit (PMU) of the SADC Seed Security Network (SSSN) in consultation with national Seed Focal Points (SFPs) and other national and regional specialists.

  • A project proposal for a new phase of the SADC Seed Security Network (SSSN) has been requested to complete the process in 2012 after the current no cost extension.

  • Formulation and introduction of the SADC Harmonization Systems for seed is currently being coordinated by the PMU of the SSSN in consultation with National Seed Focal Points (SFPs) and other national and regional specialists.

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