Test Criteria definition

Test Criteria means the criteria, test plan, and associated tools (e.g., test disks) for testing Test Units that are published by AACS LA and designated as such pursuant to this Agreement, as may be changed by AACS LA from time to time consistent with Section 3.2.3.

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Test Criteria means the specific test conditions and criteria used to determine whether a software or hardware item passes or fails a Test;

Test Criteria means test criteria which may be mutually adopted by PalmSource and Licensee for determining compatibility of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Software as further described in Exhibit B (Test Criteria).

Examples of Test Criteria in a sentence

• Attachment O (Control System Acceptance Test Criteria) provides general criteria to be included in the written protocol for the Control System Acceptance Test.

• This Schedule specifies the Acceptance Procedures and the Acceptance Test Criteria to be used in the acceptance of the Ordered IT Products.

• Licensee may indicate Compatibility Certification for Licensee Products only with respect to the version(s) of the Test Criteria which the Licensee Products have passed.

• The Acceptance Procedures shall be recorded as unsuccessful and the CONTRACTOR notified accordingly where any of the Acceptance Test Criteria are not met.

• The Acceptance Procedures shall be recorded as successful and the CONTRACTOR notified accordingly where all the Acceptance Test Criteria are met.

More Definitions of Test Criteria

Test Criteria means the applicable Documentation, Supplier Specifications, Performance Standards, Open Network Architecture requirements and Regulatory Requirements.

Test Criteria means the specific test conditions and criteria used to determine whether a Software or Hardware item passes or fails a Test;

Test Criteria means the criteria provided by the Company to the Client in accordance with this Schedule 1 (Development & Implementation Services), and as may be subsequently developed by the mutual, written agreement of the parties, which will determine the standard in order to pass Testing; and

Test Criteria means the criteria (based on draft test criteria proposed by eArcu) agreed to by both Parties in accordance with the timetable in the Project Plan and which will be used to test that the Application complies with the Functional and Performance Specifications.

Test Criteria has the meaning given in Schedule 4.2 (Implementation Testing Procedures and Criteria); Test Issue Level 1 to 5 have the meaning given in Schedule 4.2 (Implementation Testing Procedures and Criteria);

Test Criteria means the testing methods and related standards set forth in Schedule “D” for determining whether the App complies with the Specification.

Test Criteria means the test cases, acceptance criteria, and associated processes and procedures that the parties will use to test the Optimizations and other Deliverables to determine whether they meet the applicable Specifications, as set forth in the Joint Roadmap.