Coding Standards. If Contractor or a Contractor Solution Partner will be performing development, programming or other coding services under a Services Order and the Deliverables thereunder will be owned exclusively by State (pursuant to Section 12 below), Contractor or the applicable Contractor Solution Partner shall, with respect to such Services Order, be responsible for such specific coding and naming standards and conventions as may be provided by State in connection with certain of its and/or its third- party licensors’ requirements, as well as such quality performance and productivity provisions and documentation requirements, if any, set forth in the applicable Services Order. Contractor shall, in addition, be responsible for imposing the applicable quality assurance requirements on Contractor Personnel. State shall have the right to conduct quality audits and to perform or witness inspections or tests of the Deliverables furnished hereunder at Contractor’s facility, at sole cost of State, at any time during development and prior to delivery. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Agreement to the contrary, State for itself, and on behalf of the other State Entities, acknowledges and agrees that the Solution shall not constitute “works made for hire”, and shall remain the exclusive property of Contractor.
Coding Standards. The Supplier will adhere to develop the application system as per Pega standards as highlighted in next table;
Coding Standards. Company will develop Software using secure coding standards relevant to the development languages and technologies in use. Company’s code developers will use code reviews, manual or automated, to ensure secure coding practices are validated and other security flaws and critical Vulnerabilities (CVSS 7+) are remediated within thirty (30) days.
Coding Standards. Company will develop Software using secure coding standards relevant to the development languages and technologies in use. Code developers will use code reviews, manual or automated, to ensure secure coding practices are validated and other security flaws and Vulnerabilities are removed.
Coding Standards. 57 11. NOISE......................................................................................... 58 12.
Coding Standards. At a digital interface it is a requirement that analogue information shall be encoded using the 8bit, X-xxx xxxracteristic in accordance with ITU-T Recommendation G711 such that a 64kbit/s time slot at the Switch Connection can be decoded using a 8 bit, A-law decoder. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE 55 of 61 SUBJECT TO CONTRACT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The limits for single tone or narrow band noise shall be more stringent than the limits for wideband noise to avoid Customer annoyance. As a general rule, the power in any individual tone should be 10dB less than the psophemetric noise power in the circuit (ITU-T Recommendation P11). The following ITU-T recommendations shall be complied with to give appropriate limits. Digital Exchanges - Recommendations Q.551 and Q.554 PCM line systems - Recommendation G.712 GSM/PCN systems - ETSI/GSM 3.50/1 section 3.2 The limits in Recommendation G.123 are of particular importance as they control the level of noise on International Calls.
