Usages definition

Usages means the quantity or amount of a specified Raw Material or utility that is required to produce one Unit of ARA as specified in Schedule 6.1-A and Schedule 6.1-B.
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Usages mean the number of users that can simultaneously access Company Product(s) loaded on a Content Server.
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Usages regarding a letter of credit Court cases from many countries including Negoland, England and Japan, hold that if the seller and the buyer agree to use a letter of credit, the seller may refuse to perform its obligations until its advice. The fact that many countries support this notion makes it a usage. From (i) and (ii), Article 3.2 can be interpreted to mean that the advice of the letter of credit is the prerequisite for the performance of this obligation by the seller.
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Examples of Usages in a sentence

  • If a Train Path spans more than one Pricing Zone, then the Average Path Usages for that Train Path will count towards the Tolerance in each Pricing Zone.

  • If the Access Holder also has another mine located in Pricing Zone 1 and has 200 Path Usages on the Train Path associated with that mine, then the Access Holder will have a total Monthly Tolerance of 35 Path Usages in Pricing Zone 1 and 15 Path Usages in Pricing Zone 3.

  • If no Path Usages remain in a Train Path Schedule, then the schedule terminates.

  • To avoid doubt, a cancellation or a reduction of Path Usages made available to the Access Holder as a result of a Capacity Shortfall under clause 6 will not constitute a cancellation under this clause 11.6.

  • The Access Holder’s entitlement to Train Paths and Path Usages under clause 3.1 excludes any right to access the Network for the purpose of the Operator’s light engine movements other than through negotiated ad hoc entitlements as referred to in paragraph (b) of the definition of “Train Paths”.

  • For example, if the Access Holder has 150 Path Usages on a Train Path that spans Pricing Zone 3 (where the mine is located) and Pricing Zone 1 (where the Port is located), the Access Holder will have a Monthly Tolerance of 15 Path Usages in each of Pricing Zone 1 and 3.

  • When the Capacity Condition is not met but all other Condition Precedents are met, the applicable Path Usages will be treated as the Access Holder’s Path Usages for the purposes of clause 5 and Schedule 3 of this agreement only.

  • A Train which runs on the Train Path from the port to the mine and back will consume one of the Path Usages in the Monthly Tolerance for both Pricing Zones.

  • Permanent variations pursuant to clauses 11.1 to 11.6, or 16.3 or 21.1 of a Train Path or Path Usages are deemed to be an amendment to the relevant Train Path Schedule.

  • The Operator’s right to use Train Paths or Path Usages under clause 3.1 excludes any right to access the Network for the purpose of the Operator’s light engine movements other than through negotiated ad hoc entitlements as referred to in paragraph (b) of the definition of “Train Paths”.