Transactional Model definition

Transactional Model means a Licence Package based on the number of permitted Transactions that may be carried out by the Client using the Service. Where relevant this may also include a Fair Usage Buffer to enable the Client to maintain uninterrupted access to the Service in the event that the Client needs to exceed the specified number of permitted Transactions.
Transactional Model means a License Package based on the number of permitted Transactions that may be carried out by the Client using the Service. Where relevant this may also include a Fair Usage Buffer to enable the Client to maintain uninterrupted access to the Service in the event that the Client needs to exceed the specified number of permitted Transactions.
Transactional Model means a License Package based on the number of permitted Transactions that may be carried out by the Reseller or Reseller End User using the Service. Where relevant this may also include a Fair Usage Buffer to enable the Reseller or Reseller End User to maintain uninterrupted access to the Service in the event that the Reseller or Reseller End User needs to exceed the specified number of permitted Transactions.

Examples of Transactional Model in a sentence

  • DISCO may update the Transactional Model Pricing or Services Pricing, including Transactional Model Pricing provided for a specified term length, at any time upon notice to Customer, and such updated Transactional Model Pricing or Services Pricing, as applicable, will be effective on the date of such notice.

  • Productive behavioral changes catalyzed by the Cognitive Disorders SCE ▇▇▇ caregiver support resources are related to the construct coping efforts in the Transactional Model of Stress and Coping, as the caregivers adopted certain strategies in response to primary and secondary appraisals of circumstances and experienced positive outcomes as a result.

  • The Transactional Model of Stress and Coping provides a framework explaining the person-environment relation in the process of coping with stress, involving cognitive appraisals and coping responses(▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, 1987).

  • DISCO’s pricing for the Technology Offerings provided on a Transactional Model (the “Transactional Model Pricing”) and for Professional Services (the “Services Pricing”) will be as set forth on the applicable Order or as otherwise communicated to Customer, including in writing, electronically (including through e-mail or through the applicable Technology Offering) or posted on DISCO’s website.

  • For clarity, nothing in this Section 15(n) shall restrict DISCO from modifying (i) the Fees for Subscription Model Technology Offerings set forth in an Order for Subscription Model Technology Offerings in the manner contemplated in Section 6(b) or (ii) the Transactional Model Pricing set forth in an Order for Transactional Model usage in the manner contemplated in Section 6(c).

  • Questions were informed by constructs in the Transactional Model of Stress and Coping (Figure 1) described previously, including: primary appraisals, secondary appraisals, coping efforts (both before and after participation in Cognitive Disorders SCE ▇▇▇ caregiver support resources), outcomes of coping, and social support.

  • Unless otherwise expressly provided in the applicable Order, Fees for use of the Technology Offerings on a Transactional Model will be invoiced monthly in advance; provided, that Fees for Usage Commitments will be paid in advance in accordance with the timeline set forth in the applicable Order.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, Customer’s Usage Commitments will remain binding on Customer notwithstanding Customer’s termination of any Order for Transactional Model usage.

  • Findings also align with constructs and construct relationships proposed in the Transactional Model of Stress and Coping (▇▇▇▇▇ et al., 2008).

  • Such additions or changes will be effective (i) with respect to Technology Offerings provided pursuant to a Subscription Model, at the commencement of the subsequent Renewal Subscription Period and (ii) with respect to Technology Offerings provided on a Transactional Model, immediately upon the delivery of such notice or a later date as may be specified in such notice.


More Definitions of Transactional Model

Transactional Model means provision of access to, and use of, the Technology Offerings not on a Subscription Model. THESE UK & EU ADDITIONAL TERMS FORM PART OF THE AGREEMENT AND AMENDS THE AGREEMENT AS SET OUT BELOW.
Transactional Model means that licensing model described in Section 1.2 of the Subscription Services License.