Upstream capacity definition
Upstream capacity means the secured availability and rights to transport Gas on a pipeline, gathering system or local distribution company necessary for transporting Gas to the Receipt Point(s).
Upstream capacity mans the transmission of cable signals from a location other than the cable company to the cable company head-end or Burlington AMO, enabling the location to act as a Remote Origination Site.
Examples of Upstream capacity in a sentence
The Company shall supply to the City, without charge, five (5) activated Video Channels (and access to Upstream capacity as specified in Appendix A to this Agreement) as Government Channels.
The Subscriber Network shall also contain a minimum Upstream capacity of 5 MHz to 40 MHz to be allocated among Voice and Data Channels as provided in this Agreement.
The Company shall supply to the Community Access Organization, without charge, four (4) activated Video Channels (and access to Upstream capacity as specified in Appendix A to this Agreement) as Public Channels.