Sub-Network definition

Sub-Network means any part of the Network that is physically discrete from the remainder of the Network (in the sense that, having regard to the physical configuration of the Network and the flow of Gas within the Network, it is physically impossible to transport Gas delivered at a User Receipt Point on that part of the Network to DPs on the remainder of the Network).

Sub-Network means a part of the electricity distribution network which is not connected to another part of the electricity distribution network by equipment that forms part of the electricity distribution network though it may be so connected by equipment forming part of the electricity transmission network;

Sub-Network means that part of a Distribution Network which operates at a nominal pressure in excess of 300 kPa, which for the purposes of gas flow is not directly connected with any other part of the Distribution Network which operates at a nominal pressure in excess of 300 kPa.

Examples of Sub-Network in a sentence

• See Annex A of a class diagram that combines this figure with Figure 1 of [2], the class diagram of UIM.NOTE 1: ManagedElement may be contained either - in a SubNetwork (since SubNetwork inherits from Domain_ and ManagedElement inherits from ManagedElement_ and Domain_ name-contained ManagedElement_ as observed in the figure of Annex A) or - in a MeContext instance as observed by the above figure or in the figure of Annex A.

• It can be name-contained by SubNetwork, ManagedElement, or ManagedFunction.

• AGN takes no responsibility for gas balancing within the Network or within any Sub-Network.

• Despite the inconsistent definitions of key parameters such as homelessness and ethnicity making comparisons diYcult the resultant report Health in Europe’s Capitals has allowed for the first time ever comparisons of health and social indicators at capital city level across Europe.4The Socially Disadvantaged Group Sub-Network have developed a standard approach to project analysis.

• Socially Disadvantaged Group Sub-Network members are able to:x raise the profile of projects in their own cities.x gain a better understanding of the problems experienced by the socially disadvantaged.x learn how other cities tackle problems and to identify best practice.Members want to see real projects in action rather than just theory.

More Definitions of Sub-Network

Sub-Network means any part of the Network that is physically discrete from the remainder of the Network (in the sense that, having regard to the physical configuration of the Network and the flow of Gas within the Network, it is physically impossible to transport Gas delivered at a User Receipt Point on that part of the Network to DPs on the remainder of the Network). ‘Tariff Schedule’ means the tariff schedule contained in Annexure B to this Access Arrangement or, if AGN has published a revised tariff schedule, the tariff schedule in effect from time to time. ‘Tariff D’ has the meaning given to it in Section 2.3.2. ‘Tariff C non-Residential’ has the meaning given to it in Section 2.3.1.

Sub-Network means a part of a GDS which a network operator identifies under clause 15 as a sub-network for contractual and operational purposes and which is listed in Appendix 1.

Sub-Network means a part of the high pressure system which for the purposes of gas flow is not directly connected with any other part of the high pressure system;

Sub-Network means a health care plan with specified limitations on available providers, provided

Sub-Network means a part of the AlintaGas Network which is identified by AlintaGas as a sub-network in the most recent Schedule prepared by AlintaGas under subclause 62(2); {Note: In normal circumstances a sub-network will be a part of the AlintaGas Network which for the purposes of gas flow is not directly connected with any other part of the AlintaGas Network.}

Sub-Network means part of the AlintaGas GDS which is identified by Networks as a sub- network in the most recent Schedule prepared by Network under subclause 66(2) of the Access Arrangement;

Sub-Network means a part of the AlintaGas GDS which is identified by AlintaGas as a sub-network in the most recent Schedule prepared by AlintaGas under subclause 66(2); {Note: In normal circumstances a sub-network will be a part of the AlintaGas GDS which for the purposes of gas flow is not directly connected with any other part of the AlintaGas GDS.}