Target Environment definition

Target Environment means the environment described in the Contract.

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Target Environment means Hosted Environment or Client Environment, with respect to each component of the TCS Application System.

Target Environment means Hosted Environment or Client Environment, with respect to each component of the TCS DigiGOV Solution.

Examples of Target Environment in a sentence

Each party shall (as applicable) provide the Target Environment as set out in the Contract.
The forgoing does not (a) authorize installation of the TCS Application Systems other than on Target Environment, (b) permit Use of the TCS Application Systems for any purpose other than as permitted under this Use Terms, or (c) permit Use of the TCS Application Systems to any person other than Authorized User.
The forgoing does not (a) authorize installation of the TCS DigiGOV Solution other than on Target Environment, (b) permit Use of the TCS DigiGOV Solution for any purpose other than as permitted under this Use Terms, or (c) permit Use of the TCS DigiGOV Solution to any person other than Authorized User.
The forgoing does not (a) authorize installation of the TCS Application System other than on Target Environment, (b) permit Use of the TCS Application System for any purpose other than as permitted under this Use Terms, or (c) permit Use of the TCS Application System to any Person other than Authorized User.
Consistent with the Conversion Project Plan described in Section 2.2 of this Exhibit, ALLTEL will notify either GTE or Client of ALLTEL's data requirements for the Target Environment and will notify Client if GTE fails to timely respond to ALLTEL's requests.
Within the Target Environment area a number of key challenges have been identified critical to overcome in high-repetition-rate experiments: • Alignment – thermal gradients distort target frame alignment • Solid Target Fratricide – upcoming targets may be shocked or coated if too close • Gas/liquid target – injector nozzles erode, feedstock overheats • Activation – chamber components become radioactive under high-repetition-rate laser irradiation.

More Definitions of Target Environment

Target Environment means the environment described in the Agreement.

Target Environment means Services Environment or Customer Environment, as specified in the Schedule 2 with respect to each component of the TCS Application System. “Services Environment” has the meaning ascribed to it in the Agreement. “Customer Environment” has the meaning ascribed to it in the Agreement.. “Use” means using and/or accessing the TCS Application System by the Authorised Users, whether it is installed on Customer Environment or on the Services Environment, for the purposes of executing, processing, transmitting, transferring, loading and storing of data in connection with the Services rendered by the TCS under this Agreement, in terms of this Use Terms. All other capitalized terms used herein but not defined above, shall have the meaning ascribed to them in the Agreement.

Target Environment means Services Environment or Customer Environment, as specified in the Schedule 1 with respect to each component of the TCS Application System. “Services Environment” has the meaning ascribed to it in the Agreement. “Customer Environment” has the meaning ascribed

Target Environment means any equipment, licenses, software, applications or rights to use as defined in the Agreement or its appendix ”Target Environment and charges” or other Service item as defined in the Agreement or its appendix or any equipment, license, software, applications or rights to use ordered by the Customer and confirmed by the Supplier and which is Service item or any other Service item ordered by the Customer from the Supplier and charged by the Supplier from the Customer.

Target Environment means an operational infrastructure that Software interacts with, in order to deliver intended functionality.