Uniquely determined definition

Uniquely determined means that the transmission line ratings are determined based on assumptions that reflect the specific, finite duration of emergency ratings, as opposed to using assumptions used to calculate normal ratings. The Commission explained that, by requiring emergency ratings be uniquely determined, they would be based on assumptions that reflect the finite duration of the emergency ratings, as distinct from the assumptions of normal ratings that can be maintained indefinitely. Id. PP 294- 295.
Uniquely determined means that the transmission line ratings are determined based on assumptions that reflect the specific, finite duration of emergency ratings, as opposed to using assumptions used to calculate normal ratings. The Commission explained that, by requiring emergency ratings be uniquely determined, they would

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