Material Degradation. Each local television station whose signal is carried under mandatory carriage shall, to the extent technically feasible and consistent with good engineering practice, be provided with the same quality of signal processing provided to television stations electing retransmission consent. A satellite carrier is permitted to use reasonable digital compression techniques in the carriage of local television stations.
Material Degradation. If at any time Supplier’s applications or the interface between the Parties’ systems operates in a manner that materially degrades the Customer experience or functionality, JPMC may disconnect or suspend its use of affected applications or systems until the issue is resolved and a high-quality user experience is restored. Supplier will immediately prioritize resources to minimize downtime or other disruption to Customers, and shall use commercially reasonable efforts to resolve the matter as soon as practicable.
Material Degradation. (a) Except as specifically provided in subsection (e) below, each SIG Party will have the right to terminate this Agreement if: (1) any of the Network Voice Drop Rate, Network Voice Block Rate, Network Data Drop Rate or Network Data Block Rate (each, a “Network Performance Measure”) (each measured independently) is in excess of the percentage set forth opposite such Network Performance Confidential Information — Subject to Nondisclosure Obligations 41 Measure in the table below (each, a “Performance Threshold”) for any [*****] period (the occurrence of the foregoing clauses (1), a “Network Performance Triggering Event”); and (2) such Network Performance Measure is in excess of its Performance Threshold during [*****] during the [*****] period following such [*****] period (the occurrence of the foregoing clauses (1) and (2), a “Network Performance Termination Event”). Network Performance Measure Performance Threshold Network Voice Drop Rate [*****] Network Voice Block Rate [*****] Network Data Drop Rate [*****] Network Data Block Rate [*****]
Material Degradation. Vendor shall not make any changes or modifications to the City Materials, the Developed Materials, Vendor Materials (including the system Software) that in each case use Software, or the operating environment of such Software that would materially and adversely alter the functionality of any of the Software, materially degrade the performance of any of the Software or materially and adversely affect the day-to-day operations of the PBC’s or the City’s business or, in connection with a User Project, the applicable Sister Agency’s or User’s business (except as may be necessary on a temporary basis to maintain the continuity of the System or the Services or a User Project) (a “Software Degradation”) unless Vendor has received the prior written approval of the PBC after disclosure of the risks of such Software Degradation. Vendor shall be responsible, at no charge to the PBC, for modifying, enhancing, substituting or fixing the Software and any other Goods or Software used in connection with the System or the Services or a User Project necessitated by any Software Degradation that was not approved in writing by the PBC. Vendor may, with notice to the PBC, remedy any Software Degradation caused by Vendor’s introduction of changes or modifications to the Software on a temporary basis by removing such changes and/or modifications that cause a Software Degradation such that the Software will revert to that version of the Software used prior to the introduction of the change or modification that has caused a Software Degradation; provided, however, that Vendor shall work diligently to correct such Software Degradation so that the change or modification to the Software that was intended and that caused the Software Degradation can be implemented without such Software Degradation.
Material Degradation. This is the deterioration of material when exposed to an Initial Here environment resulting in the loss of the material. Color Bleeding - When the Product gets wet, and the dye is extracted from the Initial Here Product.
