Technical Description definition

Technical Description has the meaning given to it in Recital (1).

Technical Description means [***] 175 [***], as supplemented and amended from time to time.

Technical Description means the description of the technology contained in Schedule A of this Licence;

Examples of Technical Description in a sentence

• AEGIS Combat Systems Operational Sequencing Systems (CSOSS) including standard operating procedures, and Facilities Description Document, Technical Description Document, power diagrams, emergency plans, and user guides (safety, and operations).

• One Set of soft and hard copies of above drawings and final technical documentation should be directly forward to M/s DCNS under intimation to MDL.5.2 The scope of documentation should include Operating Instructions / User Hand Book, Technical Description with PCB level circuit diagrams, Maintenance / Repair documents, Parts Identification List, installation specifications, Interface Control Documents, HATs and SATs procedures.

• Agencies must transfer documentation adequate to identify, service, and interpret the permanent electronic records This documentation must include completed NARA Form 14097, Technical Description for Trans- fer of Electronic Records, for magnetic tape media, and a completed NARA Form 14028, Information System De- scription Form, or their equivalents.

• No additional payment will be made for travel from other offices or centres unless agreed to in advance by the Employer.

• The Device shall have an approximate value as listed in the Device Technical Description on the signature page.

More Definitions of Technical Description

Technical Description has the meaning given to it in Recital (4).

Technical Description means the description of project scope, system design and, route de- scription and other description of the TAP Transportation System included in the document “Technical Description of The Gas Transportation System” (TAP-TEC-RP-0015);

Technical Description. The documentation that PayEx supplies in order to facilitate programming interface and the Customer's communications with PayEx and, where appropriate, Redeemers.

Technical Description means the description detailing the technical specifications, standards, the quality of materials and equipment to be used to construct the building as well as their mode of use and the general conditions for their implementation, of which a copy is attached as Appendix 2.

Technical Description. Means the list of technical specifications set out in Schedule 2

Technical Description the documentation that Swedbank Pay provides for determining Integration Interfaces, etc.

Technical Description. The high order correctors prototypes (one quadrupole, one sextupole, one octupole, one decapole, and one dodecapole) design, manufacturing and test at LASA-INFN fall within the scopes of the C.A. CERN-INFN KE2291/TE/HL-LHC. At the moment of writing the sextupole has been successfully built and tested. The five magnets will be completed and tested by the end of 2017. The scope of the present agreement is the construction and test of nine types of correctors Skew quadrupole Normal and skew sextupole Normal and skew octupole Normal and skew decapole Normal and skew dodecapole The magnet specifications are given in Table I. The aperture is 150 mm, maximum lengths are about 180 mm with the exception of the normal dodecapole (about 514 mm) and the skew quadrupole (about 891 mm). The magnet mechanical lengths reported in Table I and Table II will be confirmed on the basis of the final prototype designs. Sextupole, octupole, and decapole will have the same gradient in the normal and skew case. Operational temperature is 1.9 K, and the maximum expected radiation dose during the HL-LHC lifetime is 35 MGy at ultimate integrated luminosity (4000 fb-1). CERN will endorse the compliance of the materials and components used with the maximum radiation dose. Field harmonics have to be below 100 units (1%) at the reference radius of 50 mm. These magnets will require a large margin on the loadline (>50%). INFN LASA will test the magnets at 2.2 K during the production, qualifying them for the installation in HL-LHC. The magnets will have to reach 108% of the nominal current. This value must be reached with no training after the first thermal cycle. A detailed acceptance scheme, containing possible exceptions to the above general criterion, will be worked out later, based on the results of the previous C.A. KE2291/TE/HL-LHC. Table I. Functional requirements MCSXF MCOXF MCDXF MCTXF Order 3 4 5 6 Orientation Normal Normal Normal Normal Number of apertures mm 150 150 150 150 Units, including spares 6 6 6 6 Integral magnetic field T·m 0.063 0.046 0.025 0.086 Mechanical length end-to-end plate (mm) ≤184 ≤160 ≤172 ≤514 Nominal Current (A) ≤105 ≤105 ≤105 ≤105 Load-line margin (%) >50% >50% >50% >50% Multipoles at Rref= 50 mm (units) <100 <100 <100 <100 Radiation resistance (MGy) >35 >35 >35 >35 MCQSXF MCSSXF MCOSXF MCDSXF MCTSXF Orientation Skew Skew Skew Skew Skew Number of apertures mm 150 150 150 150 150 Integral magnetic field T m 1.00 0.063 0.046 0.025 0.017 Mechanical length en...