Base System definition

Base System means the plants, works and facilities listed in the table in Annex B as enlarged from time to time by the installation of additional generating facilities together with any other plants, works or facilities which may be constructed on the main stem of the Columbia River in the United States of America;

Base System means the two fiber pair submarine cable system consisting of Segments 1, 2 and 3, as described in the second WHEREAS clause of this Agreement, (at a per fiber pair capacity of 10 Gb/s at the Date of Commercial Acceptance or the Date of Provisional Acceptance, as the case may be, of the System, with each fiber pair upgradeable to 80 Gb/s per fiber pair at the Date of Provisional Acceptance) as more fully described in the System Description section of the Technical Volume.

Base System means a DAS solution that supports the existing cellular carriers and multiple future cellular carriers.

Examples of Base System in a sentence

• The Bidder must indicate each item type; Base System: required to make the telephone system fully operational, Expansion Configuration: required to make the telephone system more robust, Additional Component: additional components which are functional with the telephone system, Additional Feature: additional features which are compatible with the telephone system.

• Vendor may propose up to eight PSAP systems using the Base System Configuration Spreadsheets.

• Vendor may propose and describe in Section XII: Cost Information Submission, Base System Configuration Spreadsheets, the equipment, installation, maintenance and training needed for a basic 2 and 4-position PSAP centers.

• Local Components – A Local Component as referenced in section 40.3 is any component or module that supports Medicare claims processing, but is not part of the Base System and is under the control and maintenance of the MAC.

• Complete all data entry into the Texas National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS) Base System (NBS) following the NBS Data Entry Guidelines.Standard (Universal) Detailed DescriptionAll confirmed and probable cases of VPDs must be entered into NEDSS in accordance with the NBS DEG.

More Definitions of Base System

Base System means the provision by ClinicDr to Client of Electronic Health Records, Scheduler, Billing Software, PRM, SMS up to 500/month, Provider App, Patient App, Software Upgrades, Software Backup, Training and Customer Support.

Base System means an integrated, fully-automated molecular diagnostics ePlex™ instrument system comprising one (1) Base, two (2) Towers, and twelve (12) Bays, as more fully described in the Specifications.

Base System option means a bundle (either Small, Medium, Large, Extra-Large) which (i) grants Customer a license to use the XHQ Software up to a maximum number of servers, Historian Tags, Data Sources and Data Source Types as specified on the Order, and (ii) supports up to a maximum number of Concurrent User or Named User licenses as specified on the Order. The servers licensed under a Base System option may be used either as a Production server or a Development server at Customer’s discretion.

Base System means the assembly of an operational group of computer programs that will perform, without modification, a significant portion of the functional requirements contained in this Request for Proposals. The base system may include interfaces as well as contractor supplied third party software required for the maintenance or operation of the system.

Base System means the complete Transit Vehicle Farebox System, including ancillary software, equipment (including but not limited to Fareboxes, receiver vaults, transport bins, Garage

Base System means the hardware,operational software, applications soft- ware and electronic linkages in an al- ternative system configuration which allow the State to monitor, account for and control all support enforcement services and activities under the State plan.

Base System means the MMIS hardware and software that are operating in production supporting the Medicaid Program in another state. The Base System may be comprised of public domain software, Contractor proprietary software, custom developed software provided to another state, and COTS Software with add-ons and plug-ins.