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TEST SITES. The single-loop speed and truck volume estimation algorithm implemented in ST- Estimator was tested by using data from three locations along I-5 in Seattle: station ES- 167D at NE 145th Street (milepost 174.60), station ES-172R at the North Metro Base (milepost 175.50), and station ES-209D at 156th Street SW (milepost 184.49). All three stations are dual-loop stations, chosen so that the performance of the ST-Estimator could be compared to actual ground truth data recorded by the dual-loop detectors. Care was taken to select dual-loop stations that were functioning properly. Twenty-four hour data (0:00-24:00) were collected at each station. These data are available for download from the Transportation Data Acquisition and Distribution (TDAD) website at the University of Washington (xxxx://xxx.xxx. xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxx/xxxx_xxx.xxxx). Descriptive statistics of the interval volumes for each location are tabulated in Table 4-1. Table 4-1: Site Information and Interval Vehicle Volume Statistics Station Loop Code Collection Date ES-167D _MS 2 17-May-05 ES-172R MMS 2 25-May-05 ES-209D _MN 2 18-May-05 Minimum Volume 0 0 0 Maximum Volume 18 18 18 Average Volume 6.55 7.11 6.96 Std. Deviation 3.77 3.94 3.99 M-Loop Volume 28295 30719 30046 S-Loop Volume 28273 30646 29577 T-Loop Volume 26800 30646 29149 M-Loop – S-Loop 22 73 469 M-Loop – T-Loop 1495 73 897 Dropped T-Loop Vol. 1473 0 428
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TEST SITES. The test sites selected are located in five different countries of Europe (Figure 1): Norway, Spain, France, Italy and Romania. This gives a selection of sites with very different contexts.
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TEST SITES. Chargify may provide you with access to non-production sites or services at no additional charge for your use in testing changes and integrations before you implement them as part of your production Services. These services will be designated as “Test Sites” or with a similar description. Test services have significantly limited functionality compared to your production Services. For example, test services are not configured to process actual payments, are significantly slower, and are restricted as to data storage and the permitted number of records. Test services are not “Services” under this Agreement, and are provided AS IS, without any service level commitments, warranties or representations whatsoever. Chargify has no obligation to provide support for any test services. Any support that is provided is provided on an AS IS and AS AVAILABLE basis. Chargify has no liability for any harm or damage arising out of or in connection with your use of a test service. Chargify may terminate your test services and delete any related data at any time.
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TEST SITES. 1. The test sites for the Parties are: the Nevada Test Site, for the United States of America; and the Northern Test Site (Novaya Zemlya) and the Semipalatinsk Test Site, for the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Upon entry into force of the Treaty, each Party, for each of its test sites, shall provide the other Party with:
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TEST SITES. Spectradyne understands and agrees that from time to time, during the term of this National Agreement and the Individual License Agreements, Hyatt may use certain of the Hotels as test sites side-by-side with existing and operating Spectradyne equipment for the purpose of investigating and evaluating the services offered by other companies which provide services which are the same as or similar to the services provided by Spectradyne, so long as such testing causes no damage to Spectradyne nor uses its Equipment. Any such test shall not exceed a period of ninety (90) days. Hyatt shall not be deemed to be in default of this National Agreement or the Individual License Agreements in the event any testing is conducted at a Hotel serviced by Spectradyne.
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TEST SITES. Testing is planned for four host sites. TOXECON IITM will be tested at two sites and high-temperature sorbents will be tested at two sites. The characteristics and virtues of each site are itemized in Tables 1, 2 and 3.
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TEST SITES. Spectradyne understands and agrees that from time to time, during the term of this Amended and Restated National Agreement and the Individual Hyatt Spectramax Agreements, Hyatt may use certain of the Hotels as test sites side-by-side with existing and operating Spectradyne equipment for the purpose of investigating and evaluating the services offered by other companies which provide services which are the same as or similar to the services 10 provided by Spectradyne, so long as such testing causes no damages to Spectradyne nor uses its Equipment. Any such test shall not exceed a period of ninety (90) days. Hyatt shall not be deemed to be in default of this National Agreement or the Individual Hyatt Spectramax Agreements in the event any testing is conducted at a Hotel serviced by Spectradyne.
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TEST SITES. We propose to test the XXXXX downstream service in six study areas in Europe, including two study areas in Italy, and one study area in each of the following European Countries: Hungary, Poland, Spain, and Switzerland. Overall, the selected study areas represent a wide range of physiographical and environmental settings, and include the majority of the types of ground deformations for which the service is designed. Successful application of the service in the selected study areas will guarantee that the service will work in Europe, and in most of the surrounding territories. Selection of the study areas was based on: (i) the relevance and variability of the phenomena present (known) in each study area, with emphasis on phenomena with known or potential Civil Defence problems, (ii) the availability of relevant thematic and environmental data, including information that can be used for the validation of the downstream service, and
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