SUL definition

SUL means Sikkim Urja Limited, a public limited liability company incorporated under the Indian Companies Act, 1956 under corporate identity number U31200DL2005SGC133875 and having its registered office at B2/0X Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxx-000000 (hereinafter referred to as “SUL or Company”, which expression shall, unless repugnant to or excluded by the context or subject thereof, mean and include its successors, administrators and permitted assigns);
SUL means StyroChem U.S., Ltd., a Texas limited partnership and its successors and assigns.

Examples of SUL in a sentence

  • Case 1: FDD or SUL Case 2: TDD with contiguous-slot-based counting Case 3: TDD with available-slot-based counting Although most of the companies believed that, once the increased maximum repetition factor is decided, it should be applicable to all the three cases, there were different views on which cases should assumed when evaluating if proposed values achieve sufficient PUSCH coverage.

  • Consecutive slots for UL transmission can be used for TBoMS for paired spectrum FFS if non-consecutive slots for UL transmission are also supported for paired spectrum, e.g., in the SUL case.

  • Proposal 4: It’s proposed to reconstruct the MSD requirements based on the table 4 and table 5 for the SUL exceptions due to UL harmonic and cross band isolation.

  • NBLES and equivalent of IRS ie SWASTIKA SUL, RS-0, SWASTIKA IY , OIL RECOVERY, HELDK, DP(1), AGNI-2, SYJ, STS, EP, IBS.

  • SUL in our view does not increase UE cost as long as it is semi-statically configured for a band, thus it can be viewed included in our estimate.

  • FFS: whether and how non-consecutive U slots can be used to transmit TBoMS for paired spectrum and SUL band as well.

  • Mid priority aspects Four mid priority aspects are identified at the beginning of the meeting: The use of the S slot The use of non-consecutive slots for paired spectrum and SUL band TBS determination: calculation TBS determination: calculation Significant attention has been given by several companies to such aspects in the submitted contributions.

  • It is further noted in [3] that support SUL does not directly increase the UE baseband cost.[8, 28] also noted that MIMO and/or CA capability is needed to achieve the DL peak rate and is more critical in case less than 64QAM is supported or for TDD that is not heavy DL-oriented.

  • A TOT is constituted by multiple consecutive physical slots [6 companies] ZTE [5] (for paired spectrum and SUL band) vivo [6] (if Option 3 or 4 is adopted for a single TBoMS) CATT [8], Nokia/NSB [21] (one slot or several consecutive physical slots) China Telecom [11], NTT DOCOMO [26] Option 2.

  • However, while a UE has to act upon that parameter signalled for the FDD and SUL bands, its support is not mandatory by default for the TDD bands.The aforementioned issue with DSS and NR TDD bands was realised when DSS for band 41/n41 frequency range was instantiated [1], outcome of which was introduction of a new band n90 to enable UL shift.

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  • DA or ‘Dubai Airports’ means Dubai Airports Corporation;

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  • IMRO means the Irish Music Rights Organisation CLG.

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  • CASA means the Civil Aviation Safety Authority.

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