Technical Specification. As enumerated in Special Conditions of Contract/Scope of Work/attached Drawing/ Details/Schedule of Rates.
Technical Specification. The technical specification will be as per NIT Integrity Pact.
Technical Specification. A specification contained in a document which lays down characteristics of a product such as levels of quality, performance, safety or dimensions. It may include, or deal exclusively with terminology, symbols, testing and test methods, packaging, marking or labelling requirements as they apply to a product. Explanatory note: This Agreement deals only with technical specifications relating to products. Thus the wording of the corresponding Economic Commission for Europe/International Organization for Standardization definition is amended in order to exclude services and codes of practice.
Technical Specification. The CTSU will provide a first draft of the Technical Specification to the CSC for review. The Technical Specification contains information valid for the study including: · Study design · Randomisation numbers and their syntax, strata label and period (if applicable) · Estimated Times Frames · Participating Countries · Description of Packs and Labelling · Calculation of IMP Requirements · Despatch Requirements · Return & Product destruction requirements · Approval of master and translated labels by Ipsen local affiliates or by central regulatory affairs. The CSC completes, reviews and returns the Technical Specification to the CTSU for finalisation. Both CSC and CTSU agree on packaging design, presentation of the IMP and on timelines for setting up the IMP. The CSC and CTSU representative must ensure and document that the Technical Specification is consistent with the final approved protocol. The Technical Specification represents the official agreement between the CTSU and the CSC on IMP specifications.
Technical Specification describes the overall architecture of the XXX.
Technical Specification. 3.1. The technical specification for the exchange point and the Service is determined by Netnod and may be modified by Netnod from time to time. Any such modification of the specification is deemed notified to the Customer when published on xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/ix/netnod-ix-technical-information (the “Website”).
Technical Specification technical specification included in Annex 1 of the Contract.
Technical Specification. 2.2.1. The Products are described in the technical specification (the “Technical Specification”), that indicated the technical, constructional, functional, esthetical, quality and safety features, with reference to the Product and that will constitute an integral part, together with the present General Terms and Conditions and the Order, of the relationships referred to the purchase of the Product.
Technical Specification. To analyse the efforts done in the previous actions and decrease future efforts regarding planning, profitability and timing, VON plans to develop a business model for energetic transformation of real estates. with guarantee of energy cost savings. The implementation will consist on the analysis of current energy state of existing buildings followed by the definition of actions and finally the large scale modernization of building energy technologies with energy-saving contracts, monitoring, controlling, energy consulting and performance optimization.
Technical Specification. The fourth task of this work-package will be to specify the technical components of the large scale implementation (validation) platform (see WP5) which are concerned with ingestion of private sector content into Europeana, including - The metadata models used - Mapping these metadata models to ESE/EDM (possibly using an interim metadata model such as XXXX) - Investigation of potential for new services which combine public and private priorities It may be noted that the differences between the underlying missions of the public sector (to enhance the quality of life of the citizen) and the private sector (to make a profit) mean that new services which address the objectives of both sectors are relatively few at this stage. However, innovative and imaginative services are emerging, and this is an area where the Linked Heritage project can add extra value to the Europeana ecosystem. Person-Months per Participant Participant number 10 Participant short name 11 Person-months per participant 1 ICCU 12.00 11 PL 1.00 20 MEDRA 8.00 21 LUH 2.00 22 EDITEUR 24.00 23 MVB 6.00 24 NSL 2.00 34 PROMOTER 2.00 Total 57.00 List of deliverables Delive- rable Number 61 Deliverable Title Lead benefi- ciary number Estimated indicative person- months Nature 62 Dissemi- nation level 63 Delivery date 64 D4.1 Best practice report – Public Private Partnership 22 12.00 R PU 12 D4.2 Specification of the technologies chosen 22 31.00 R PU 18 D4.3 Specification of legal/licensing environment 22 14.00 R PU 24 Total 57.00 Description of deliverables
