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Symbols and Abbreviations. 1. The abbreviation “BPO” or the term “
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Symbols and Abbreviations. 1. The abbreviation “BPO” or the term “before payout” as used herein means that the figure next to which this abbreviation appears represents Seller’s net income interest until such time as the operator of the well or xxxxx situated on the described property has recovered from production from that well or those xxxxx all costs as specified in underlying farmout assignments or other documents in the chain of title, usually including costs of drilling, completing and equipping a well or xxxxx plus costs of operating the well or xxxxx during the recoupment period.
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Symbols and Abbreviations. A list of unacceptable abbreviations, acronyms, symbols and dose designations shall be identified and approved by the Medical Executive Committee. An official record of such list is available at each nursing station. Only those symbols, abbreviations, acronyms and dose designations not on such list may be used.
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Symbols and Abbreviations. Lcorr dB(A) Xxxxx. 14.4.5.2. and 14.5.5.2. Background noise correction Ltest dB(A) Xxxxx. 14.4.5.2. and 14.5.5.2. A-weighted sound pressure level result of test Ltest xxxx xX(A) Xxxxx. 14.4.5.2. and 14.5.5.2. A-weighted sound pressure level result of test corrected for background noise Lbgn dB(A) Xxxxx. 14.4.5.1. and 14.5.5.1. Background A-weighted sound pressure level. ∆Lbgn, p-p dB(A) Xxxxx. 14.4.5.1. and 14.5.5.1. Range of maximum to minimum value of the representative background noise A-weighted sound pressure level over a defined time period. ∆L dB(A) Xxxxx. 14.4.5.2. and 14.5.5.2. A-weighted sound pressure level of test result minus the A-weighted background noise level (∆L = Ltest - Lbgn) Table 1
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Symbols and Abbreviations. Lcorr dB(A) Annex 3 para.2.3.2. Background noise correction Ltest,x xX(A) Annex 3 para.2.3.2. A-weighted sound pressure level result of jth test run Ltestcorr,j dB(A) Annex 3 para.2.3.2. A-weighted sound pressure level result of jth test run corrected for background noise Lbgn dB(A) Annex 3 para.2.3.1. Background A-weighted sound pressure level.
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Symbols and Abbreviations. Symbol Unit Paragraph Explanation ICE - 6.2. Internal Combustion Engine AA’ - Annex 3 para.3 Line perpendicular to vehicle travel which indicates the beginning of the zone to record sound pressure level during test BB’ - Annex 3 para.3 Line perpendicular to vehicle travel which indicates end of the zone to record sound pressure level during test PP’ - Annex 3 para 3 Line perpendicular to vehicle travel which indicates location of microphones CC’ - Annex 3 para.3 Centreline of vehicle travel vtest km/h Annex 3 para.3 Target vehicle test velocity j - Annex 3 para.3 Index for single test run within standstill or constant speed test conditions Lreverse dB(A) Annex 3 para.3 Vehicle A-weighted sound pressure level for reversing test Lcrs,10 dB(A) Annex 3 para.3 Vehicle A-weighted sound pressure level for constant speed test at 10 km/h. Lcrs,20 dB(A) Annex 3 para.3 Vehicle A-weighted sound pressure level for constant speed test at 20 km/h. Lcorr dB(A) Annex 3 para.2.3.2 Background noise correction Ltest,j dB(A) Annex 3 para.2.3.2 A-weighted sound pressure level result of jth test run Ltestcorr,j dB(A) Annex 3 para.2.3.2 A-weighted sound pressure level result of jth test run corrected for background noise
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