Minor deviation means a variance from the standards es- tablished by these regulations which represents little or no threat to the health or safety of students and school personnel, and which does not impact the ability of the school to provide an educational program which is in substantial compliance with the minimum standards set forth in WAC 180-90-160, and which, therefore, does not preclude the granting of full approval.
Minor deviation means any deviation that will not have an impact on Product quality, safety, efficacy or stability.
Minor deviation means a deviation in the extent of a Unit of 5% (five percent) or less, between the extent of the Unit sold in terms of this agreement and the extent of the same Unit as per the approved Sectional plan/s.
Examples of Minor deviation in a sentence
Minor deviation that does not materially depart from the requirements set out in the tender document.
Minor deviation in the wordings can be accepted in case it is valid as on date of submission of the tender or issued not more than 06 months before the last date of submission of tender.
Minor deviation may be in the employer’s requirements or in any other tender requirement which do not alter the basic functionality of the work or part thereof.
Also see EGMC Section 23.16.030, Minor deviation, for deviations that are ten (10%) percent or less of the respective development standards.
Minor deviation from details that are contained in the documentation belonging to the offer are expressly reserved, insofar as they do not permanently impair the function of the agreed service.
More Definitions of Minor deviation
Minor deviation means a departure from an approved instruction or established standard that does not effect the safety, identity, strength, purity and/or quality of a DRUG PRODUCT.
Minor deviation means a change to a test plan that does not affect the stringency of the emission limitation or standard (i.e., no emission limit or standard relaxation); and has no national significance (i.e., the change will not affect the applicable regulation’s implementation for other sources in the affected category); and is site-specific (the applicability of the change is determined only for the source at issue). A minor deviation includes, but is not limited to, the following: a modified sampling traverse (the procedure of measuring gas velocity at specific points across the cross sectional area of a stack for the purpose of determining the gas velocity profile) or location to avoid interference from an obstruction in the stack; increasing the sampling time or volume; use of additional impingers for a high moisture situation; accepting particulate emission results for a test run that was conducted with a lower than specified temperature; substitution of a material in the sampling train that has been demonstrated to be more inert for the sampling matrix; and changes in recovery and analytical techniques such as a change in quality control/quality assurance requirements needed to adjust for analysis of a certain sample matrix.
Minor deviation means a deviation from a Final Site Plan, Special Use Permit, Variance, or other development approval, that falls within the following limits and that is necessary in light of technical or engineering considerations first discovered during actual development and not reasonably anticipated during the initial approval process:
Minor deviation means building works carried out with internal deviations from the approved building plan with or without increasing the approved covered area.
Minor deviation means a variance from the standards established by these regulations which represents little or no threat to the health or safety of students and school
Minor deviation means additions or developments that do not substantially increase the usability of the land, building or structure (i.e. patio, vestibules, signs, minor additions, etc.) may be exempt from site plan review and approval.
Minor deviation means a variance from the stan- dards established by these regulations which represents little or no threat to the health or safety of students and school per- sonnel, and which does not raise a question as to the ability of the school to provide an educational program which is in sub- stantial compliance with the minimum standards set forth in WAC 180-90-160, and which, therefore, does not preclude the granting of full approval.