Staging definition

Staging means the temporary placement of off-site generated recyclable materials within a recycling facility for a period of time no longer than three (3) days.

Staging means holding whole spent lead acid batteries in trailers, which have arrived at a reclamation facility until the batteries can be transferred to a permitted storage area or moved into the reclamation process.

Staging and “Staged” means the temporary parking of any Vehicle before or after pickup or drop-off of passengers or parcels.

Examples of Staging in a sentence

• The date of re-wrapping and placement into the Staging area shall be indicated in the bale manifest and on the outside of the bale as indicated in the ““Marking and Identification”” section of this agreement.

• The date of placement in the Staging Area shall be indicated on the bale manifest.

• Manifest and tracking identification numbers required on each bale include the Bale Identification Number, the Date Wrapped, and the Date Placed in Staging Area.

• Operational procedures pertinent to the Staging and Transport areas shall be posted in a location visible to all HWS personnel and authorized representatives.

• The date of re-wrapping and placement into the Staging area shall be indicated in the bale manifest and on the outside of the bale as indicated in the ““Markings and Identification”” section of this agreemenx.

More Definitions of Staging

Staging means space provided by the Customer, at the same site of installation of the Output Device.

Staging means the provision of secure space with appropriate environment to allow the assembly, programming, testing or other functions on Equipment by Authority staff, vendors or other 3rd parties prior to Setup in the final location within the New Facility, and “Stage” and “Staged” have corresponding meanings;

Staging means the temporary placement or piling of materials awaiting Processing at the Facility in Staging Areas explicitly authorized in the permit. For purposes of this definition,

Staging and “Staging Environment” mean a replication of the test environment used for testing purposes;

Staging means holding whole spent lead acid batteries in trailers, which have arrived at a battery breaker or secondary lead smelter, or both, until the batteries can be transferred to a permitted storage area or moved into the processing unit.

Staging means an integration and acceptance test environment and the URLs described in the product documentation.

Staging means physicalizing the written or spoken word.