Tolerance Factor definition
Tolerance Factor means the relevant tolerance factor as set out in Appendix 4 of these Traction Electricity Rules;
Tolerance Factor means, for the purposes of performing the calculations set out in paragraph 2.4 of Part 2, the relevant Tolerance Factor as set out in appendix 4 of the EC4T Metering Rules;
Tolerance Factor means the relevant Tolerance Factor as set out in
Examples of Tolerance Factor in a sentence
For example, assume the following: • Density tolerances = 0.5 and 1.0 • Wide Tolerance Factor = 1.5 Therefore, the density tolerances for the Make Ready sheet will be 0.75 and 1.5. The default value is 1.00, which means the target tolerances are the same for Make Ready sheets as they are for Production and OK sheets.
More Definitions of Tolerance Factor
Tolerance Factor means the relevant Tolerance Factor as set out in appendix 4 of the Traction Electricity Rules; “Track Charge” means the Variable Usage Charge, Slot Charge, Cancellation Charge and where the context admits, Capacity Charge, Traction Electricity Charge and Electrification Asset Usage Charge; “Track Usage Price List” means the document entitled “Track Usage Price List” published by Network Rail on or about 20 December 2013; “Traction Electricity Charge” means the charge calculated in accordance with paragraph 6 of Part 2; “Traction Electricity Consumption Rates List” means the document entitled “Traction Electricity Consumption Rates List” published by Network Rail on or about 20 December 2013 and specifying freight and passenger traction electricity consumption rates by category i; “train category” means train type i using the relevant Electricity Type (AC/DC); “Train Consist Data” means the information relating to the number(s) and type(s) of railway vehicle comprised in a train movement; “Train Mile” in relation to a train, means a mile travelled by that train on the Network and includes loaded Train Miles and ECS Train Miles; and “Variable Usage Charge” means a variable charge, calculated in accordance with paragraph 3.1 of Part 2.
Tolerance Factor means, for the purposes of performing the calculations set out in paragraphs 4 and 5 of Part 2, the relevant Tolerance Factor as set out in appendix 4 of the EC4T MeteringTraction Electricity Rules; “Track Usage Price List” means the document entitled “Track Usage Price List” published by Network Rail on or about 1820 December 20082013; “Traction Electricity Charge” means a variable charge for traction current calculated in accordance with paragraph 4 of Part 2; “Traction Electricity Consumption Rates List” means the document entitled “Traction Electricity Consumption Rates List” published by Network Rail on or about 1820 December 20082013 and specifying freight and passenger traction electricity consumption rates by train category i; “train category” means train type i used onusing the relevant routeElectricity Type (AC/DC); “Train Consist Data” means the information relating to the number(s) and type(s) of railway vehicle comprised in a train movement; “Train Mile” in relation to a train, means a mile travelled by that train on the Network; “Underperformance Sum” shall be the amount, in the case of a REBS Underperformance, by which Network Rail’s performance on a REBS Route in Relevant Year t has not achieved the performance set out in the Route Baseline, as determined by ORR’s annual efficiency and finance assessment of Network Rail; “Variable Charge” means the Variable Track Usage Charges and, where the context admits, Traction Electricity Charges; “Variable Track Usage Charge” means a variable charge, calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 of Part 2; “Vehicle Mile” in relation to a railway vehicle, means a mile travelled by that vehicle on the Network; and “Volume Reconciliation” has the meaning ascribed to it in the Traction Electricity Rules; and
Tolerance Factor means, for the purposes of performing the calculations set out in paragraphs 4 and 5 of Part 2, the relevant Tolerance Factor as set out in appendix 4 of the EC4T Metering Rules;