VPD definition

VPD means vehicles per day. "VPH" means vehicles per hour.

VPD means vehicles per day.

VPD means, collectively the Vancouver Police Board and the Vancouver Police Department.

Examples of VPD in a sentence

• The traffic counts on this portion of Water St E are approximately 18,000 vehicles per day (VPD), the theoretical capacity of Water St E is 25,000 VPD.

• Similar mean VPD was found at the Orchard (0.78 kPa), Park (0.75 kPa), and Forest sites (0.75 kPa), but VPD was 11% higher at the Street site (0.84 kPa).

• The mean of the meteorological variables (air temperature, VPD, soil temperature, and soil moisture) during the summer months (June, July, and August) 2021 were considered for comparison.

• Multiple linear regression between daily mean sap flux density and various environmental drivers (VPD, PAR, Soil temperature and Soil moisture) as independent variables.

• Influence of rainfall, meteorology, forest structure and antecedent soil moisture on soil water replenishment, drainage and runoff The four sets of independent variables considered (rainfall characteristics: Pg, PD, PI, PImx, PGap, β; meteorology during the event: T, VPD, RH, Umx, Uav; forest structure: FC, BA, LAI, De; and antecedent soil moisture θst_rel), presented significant correlations with the studied BHP (Δθ, D, Dgen and RO) in both sites (Table 1S in supplementary material).

More Definitions of VPD

VPD shall have the meaning set forth in the preamble of this Agreement.

VPD means VP Distributors, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company and a registered broker-dealer.

VPD means the Vancouver Police Board, an entity constituted pursuant to the Police Act; and

VPD means the Vancouver Police Board.

VPD s Proprietary Material” means all materials and information created, acquired (other than from the Vendor or anyone on behalf of the Vendor) or developed by the VPD including, all materials and information provided to the Vendor in or with the RFP, in preparation for Contract discussions, during Contract discussions, or during the Project, unless expressly indicated otherwise.

VPD s Designated Representatives” means the Vancouver Police Department’s employees or representatives who are authorized in writing to deal with the Contractor on behalf of the VPD in connection with the goods and services or to make decisions in connection with the Contract;

VPD means the Vancouver Police Department of the City of Vancouver. 3.0 No Legal Obligation Assumed by City 3.1 Despite any other term of this Proposal Form (except only (where applicable) Section 6.3 [Limitation], Section 6.4 [Dispute Resolution], Section 7.2 [Proponent’s Submission Confidential], and Section 7.5 [Declaration of Confidentiality]), the City assumes no legal duty or obligation in respect of this RFP or this Proposal process unless and until the City enters into a Contract. 3.2 This RFP and Proposal process is at all times contingent on funds being approved by the Vancouver City Council and a Contract being signed by the City and the successful Proponent. 4.0 Legal Rights and Obligations Suspended 4.1 Despite any other term of this Proposal Form (except only (where applicable) Section 7.2 [Proponent’s Submission Confidential] and Section 7.5 [Declaration of Confidentiality]), the City and Proponent agree that all of their respective rights and obligations at law and in equity, in contract and in tort, in all matters relating to the RFP and this Proposal process will be absolutely and unconditionally subject to Section 6.0 [Protection of City Against Lawsuits], and the following: (a) No Duty. The City has no legally enforceable duty or obligation to the Proponent unless and until the City signs a Contract. (b) Proponent’s Risk. The Proponent acknowledges that the City is a public body required by law to act in the public interest. Accordingly, in no event does the City owe to the Proponent (as opposed to the public):