Trigger Point definition

Trigger Point means a hyperirritable spot within the skeletal muscle or the fascia of that muscle that, upon compression, causes pain, tenderness and autonomic phenomena.

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Trigger Point is the later of: [Redacted]; (ii) "Phase Two" means the planned incremental capacity of approximately 40,000 tonnes of Product per year developed at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Pass Project in addition to the Phase One Product; (iii) "Phase Two Product" is the nameplate capacity volumes to be produced from Phase Two, as such capacity may be adjusted down pursuant to the provisions of Section 1.1; and (iv) "ROFO Provisions" are the provisions of this Section 3 pursuant to which Supplier grants to GM a right of first offer with respect to Phase Two Product.

Trigger Point means an indicator that the level of risk for a particular hazard is unacceptable.

Examples of Trigger Point in a sentence

• If the Trigger Point is subject to change, Supplier shall promptly send one or more written notices to GM updating the Trigger Point.

• Supplier agrees to send a written notice to GM advising of the Trigger Point as and when the same has been reasonably ascertained.

• For clarity, without the prior written consent of GM, Supplier cannot implement the ROFO Provisions or enter into a Phase Two Product Transaction prior to the Trigger Point.

• If, after the Trigger Point, Supplier desires to enter into a Phase Two Product Transaction, Supplier shall first deliver a notice in writing (the "ROFO Notice") to GM whereby the Supplier offers to enter into a Phase Two Product Transaction with GM on the terms and conditions set out in the ROFO Notice (the "Sale Terms").

• If, after the Trigger Point, Supplier (directly or through an affiliate) desires to enter into a Phase Two Product Transaction, Supplier shall first deliver a notice in writing (the “ROFO Notice”) to GM whereby the Supplier offers to enter into a Phase Two Product Transaction with GM on the terms and conditions set out in the ROFO Notice (the “Sale Terms”).

More Definitions of Trigger Point

Trigger Point means (a) for Collaboration Target 1, [***], and (b) for Collaboration Target 2, [***].

Trigger Point is the date upon which Supplier reasonably anticipates is 16 months prior to the final investment decision with respect to Phase Two and provides GM with written confirmation of its development plan for Phase Two; and (ii) “ROFO Provisions” are the provisions of this Section 3 pursuant to which Supplier grants to GM a right of first offer with respect to the remaining Phase Two Product not covered by GM’s Phase Two Share.

Trigger Point means the point at which, on or after the Effective Date, that NPS has been paid for the number of 2.X Turbines described in Schedule 5 (excluding units shipped due to warranty or replacement causes and returned units).

Trigger Point means: (i) for a Closed Loop Vapor Control System, a selected tank pressure below the Leak Point and above the Control Point, at which the Closed Loop Vapor Control System control logic triggers an alarm, and at which Production Operations are automatically Shut-In; (ii) for a Closed Loop LEAF Vapor Control System, a selected LEAF Storage Tank Pressure below the EDV Actuation Point, at which the Closed Loop LEAF Vapor Control System control logic triggers an alarm, and at which Production Operations are automatically Shut-In; and (iii) for an Open Loop Vapor Control System, the threshold developed pursuant to Paragraph 48 (Pressure Monitor Trigger Point and Leak Point Development).

Trigger Point means the annual Net Sales in the Territory from January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005 expressed in U.S. Dollars pursuant to Section 8.5.

Trigger Point see Section 5.7B.

Trigger Point means a selected tank pressure below the Leak Point and above the Control Point, at which the Closed Loop Vapor Control System control logic triggers an alarm.