Measurement Interval definition

Measurement Interval means the applicable interval of time over which a Service Level is measured.
Measurement Interval means the time period or frequency in which Node counts are taken on a network on which Alert Logic Services are deployed.
Measurement Interval means one minute.

Examples of Measurement Interval in a sentence

  • The total hours of Approved planned preventative or emergency Maintenance undertaken within the Maintenance Windows, plus deemed additional Maintenance Windows Approved by County in accordance with this FSA, constitute the “Maintenance Hours” for the SLR calculations for the relevant Measurement Interval.


More Definitions of Measurement Interval

Measurement Interval means the period specified in an Annexure “A” over which the Service Provider’s performance of the Service Levels will be measured in order to calculate the Service Credit to which Transnet is entitled in respect of that period. The Measurement Interval shall be a calendar month.
Measurement Interval means the period in which a given SLR is measured (e.g., one (1) month, one (1) year, etc.).
Measurement Interval. Means the frequency which Fidelity will measure the Service Level performance for monthly reporting. Criteria are defined in the detail of each Service Level, respectively. “On-Time” Means in accordance with time periods listed.
Measurement Interval means a block of time of up to fifteen (15) minutes that is used for the purposes of determining the start and stop time of outages or performance problems.
Measurement Interval means a block of time of up to fifteen (15) minutes during which polling for the purpose of determining an Outage is conducted. Measurement Intervals follow consecutively.
Measurement Interval shall have the meaning set forth in Exhibit H (Service Level Requirements). 231. MDF‌
Measurement Interval has the meaning given in Exhibit 3.