Metrics means information about Customer’s access and use of the Markforged Technology, including, but not limited to, information regarding use of storage space and features of the Markforged Technology and any other statistical or analytical information or data derived from any of the foregoing.
Metrics means the FFO Metric and the TRS Metrics.
Metrics means the quality of service and other standards applicable to the Business and set forth in Schedule 6.01(a)(vii).
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The Tier Two Reseller will also provide the applicable list of the Offerings, Pricing Metrics, all other relevant commercial terms of the Order Form.
The TAC Performance Metrics Summary will identify: o TAC comments the Recipient proposes to incorporate into the Initial Project Benefits Questionnaire, developed in the Evaluation of Project Benefits task.
Additional License Metrics may be purchased under an additional Order Document at the pricing in effect at the time the additional License Metrics are purchased.
Fees are based on License Metrics purchased and not actual usage.
The Software may be accessed by or used to manage no more than the number of License Metrics specified in the Order Document.
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Metrics means the Discretionary Metrics, the FFO Metric and the Equity Appreciation Metrics.
Metrics means the various measurements used for pricing of the Managed Services as set forth in Schedule “A”. The types of measurements used to establish the Metrics is based on any combination of: the number of stores; users or register count.
Metrics means the various measurements used for pricing of Software as a Service as set forth in Schedule “A”. The types of measurements used to establish the Metrics is based on any combination of: the number of stores; users or register count or any other measurements specified by NSB from time-to-time.
Metrics means the licensing metrics or support entitlement metrics, as applicable, for the Cloudera Product as defined in the applicable Order Form and may include, but are not limited to, the following: Nodes, Cores, Unique Identifiers, and Capacity Under Management. Definitions for the various Metrics can be found in Schedule 1 to this ESMA.
Metrics means information about You and Your use of the Service Offering (which may include storage space used, features of the Service used, metadata, index and similar information about the content stored, processed or accessed using the Service Offering and similar information). Metrics also includes information about You and Your users that You provide in connection with Your use of the Service Offering, including Personal Information (the collection, storage and use of which will be subject to the Privacy Statement).
Metrics. The AMT will set goals, develop parameters, including required measurements, develop study plans and reporting requirements prior to implementation of the striped bass flow regime.