Step 7. The International Mobility services (xxxxxxx@xxx.xx.xx) will contact students for the purpose of initiating the application procedures. The services will appoint a meeting to prepare the registration as an outgoing mobility student of FEP/University of Porto. Before the deadline established for the 2nd call E+ (September),
Step 7. In December, students should also apply for a mobility period in the regular call for the 3rd semester with the following plan. The choice of elective courses to be attended at FEA-USP should be previously set in agreement with the director of the MIM. FEP ECTS FEA-USP Créditos Data Analysis(*) OR Electives 7.5 1 Conditional course(*) OR 1 Elective course Course “Monitoria” 84 Total 7.5 Total 12 (aprox. 15 ECTS) (*) Conditional course taken in FEA-USP is to substitute for Data Analysis, either ‘Análise Estatística e Amostragem’ or ‘Análise Preditiva de Dados’. The conditional course can be taken either in the 2nd or the 3rd semester while in FEA-USP.
Step 7. Upon CCNC’s acceptance of the partially executed TECCA, CCNC emails the executed TECCA to: 1.) Participant Contact (County Manager or DSS Director, as applicable); and 2.) Network Director or their designee. Who maintains the spreadsheet summarizing the DSS’s status regarding the TECCA? Xxxxx Xxxxx, Paralegal, or her designee will track the DSS offices that have fully executed a TECCA. Her email address is xxxxxx@x0xx.xxx if you require a list. To determine if a DSS office has been given a TECCA, you can check your network’s Dropbox. How will a local CCNC Network know a TECCA has been signed by one of its counties? CCNC will notify the Network that the contract has been signed and executed. We have executed a TECCA--what happens next? The Participant (County Manager or DSS Director) should designate a representative (ideally, the DSS Director) to coordinate with the local CCNC Network Administrative Manager (NAM) for necessary training and access credentials (ID/password). Once the Network receives confirmation that a TECCA has been fully executed, the Network, acting on behalf of CCNC, should contact the DSS Director (or appropriate representative) to ask who the agency has identified as Authorized Users and to arrange training on applicable Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Laws and the CCNC Informatics Center (IC) Provider Portal and Report Site. Importantly, the training should include instructions on how to access and print a Patient Profile. When the Network NAM is satisfied that the Authorized Users know how to use the IC, the NAM will provide the users with External Provider credentials to access the Portal. In the majority of cases, the local CCNC Network will provide IC training and support. Otherwise, CCNC Central Office will provide the necessary support. Upon entering a TECCA, will we be subject to HIPAA Privacy Laws? Yes. As a party to the TECCA, a DSS office and its named Authorized Users must comply with HIPAA. Will we need HIPAA training prior to accessing Provider Portal? Yes. All Authorized Users should receive initial HIPAA training and annual refresher training. Initial HIPAA training may be completed prior to or concurrent with the IC training described above. Who will provide HIPAA training? DSS offices are ultimately responsible for ensuring their Authorized Users understand applicable HIPAA Privacy Laws. As a resource for DSS offices, CCNC has provided a standard introductory PowerPoint presentat...
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An Employee who is employed as a teacher teaching on call shall be paid 1/189 of his/her category classification and experience, to a maximum of the rate at Category 5 Step 7, for each full day worked.
Each Transmission Owner, other than NYPA, will inform the ISO of any Grandfathered Rights and Grandfathered TCCs it holds whose Congestion Rents should be taken into account in Step 7 of this procedure because those Congestion Rents affect its TSC.
Fix the date for the end of the Playing Season (save for Step 7 which shall be determined by The FA).
Step 7: Support for the Targeted StudentPersons found to have been subjected to harassment, intimidation or bullying will have appropriate district support services made available to them, and the adverse impact of the harassment on the student will be addressed and remedied as appropriate.
An assembly shall pass the following requirements to be acceptable: (1) the measured moving torque from Step 6 shall be less than or equal to the maximum allowable torque from Table E, (2) the nut shall be able to be removed from the bolt without signs of thread stripping or galling after the required rotation in Step 7 has been achieved, (3) the bolt does not shear from torsion or fail during the test, and (4) the assembly shall not seize before the final rotation in Step 7 is reached.
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Step 7. (Spectrum sensing) Helpers send their sensing data directly to the SUN through the SUN-helper channel. The SUN applies a decision fusion rule, e.g., MAJORITY, on the received sensing data to decide on the state of the spectrum. The SUN takes the appropriate action based on the state of the channel, i.e., spectrum access in case of idle channel and defer access if spectrum is detected to be busy. • Step 8: (Verification) Helpers send their sensing report to the SC at the end of each verification round through the helper-contract link. A verification round consists of multiple sensing slots and denotes the time where each honest5 helper gets payment for its service in the previous verification period. To identify whether a helper was honest, the SC runs its malicious helper detection (MHD) scheme which takes all sensing reports as input and gives the list of claimed malicious helper IDs as output. The sensing report might be a compressed version of the sensing data 4Upon registration, the helper might also be requested to make a deposit for its participation as proposed in [15]. Such a deposit mechanism would discourage malicious helpers and DDoS attackers. 5The term honest refers to a helper which satisfies the required sensing accuracy. Here, we consider a helper malicious if, although it is honest by intention, it provides inaccurate sensing data, e.g., due to hardware errors. Helpers SU Ethereum network 0. contract generation
Step 7. Connect bypass hose between vent needle valve and loosely connect to test cock No. 1. Open needle valve "A" high side and vent needle valve to vent air from bypass hose. Tighten bypass hose at test cock No. 1, open test cock No. 1. Step 8: Close shutoff No. 1. Slowly loosen hose connection at test cock No. 2 until differential gauge rises to about 2 psi then tighten. If the differential reading does not decrease for a period of 2 minutes, record check valve No. 1 as closed tight in reverse flow. Step 9: Install high side hose at test cock no. 2. Slowly open test cock no. 2 and open the gauge high valve. Then open the gauge low valve and bleed the high side of the gauge. Close the gauge low valve, and then close the gauge high valve. Step 10: Close shut- off no. 2; then close shut- off no.1.
Step 7. Close the Gauge High Valve, close the Gauge Low Valve, close Test Cock # 2, and remove the Hose. Test Number 2: Check Valve Test • Requirement: To determine if the Check Valve closes in direction of flow. Step 1: Open Shut off valve # 1 to re-establish pressure in the PVB Step 2: Connect High Side Hose to Test Cock # 1, and slowly open Test Cock # 1.
Step 7. Monitor the differential reading for 2 minutes. If the resulting pressure differential is 1 PSI or above it indicates that Check Valve #2 is “CLOSED TIGHT’ in direction of flow. If the pressure differential is reading less than 1 PSI, Check Valve #2 shall be recorded as “LEAKED” in direction of flow. Note: To calculate the Buffer, Subtract the Differential Relief Valve opening pressure from the pressure differential across Check Valve #1 and record on the Test Report Form.
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Step 7. About 30 days after the sixth session, complete your Needs & Values Fulfilment Scale for the second time (included in your Needs and Values Elicitation Form) and notify your ICP Facilitator of your scores from before ICP and one month after the sixth session. Your ICP Facilitator will respond accordingly. How to choose an ICP Facilitator All Facilitators featured in the ICP Directory have successfully complete either the ASE Facilitator Certification Training or the Transpersonal Coach Certification Programme and demonstrated the highest level of competence to qualify for their certification and license. They undergo supervision and are overseen by ASE trainers, maintaining the IACTM Standard of Excellence across the board. Most ICP Facilitators also have additional qualifications and areas of expertise. The profile content of each Facilitator in the ICP Directory accurately outlines their qualifications and experience. ICP agreement ICP Facilitator responsibilities: All facilitators featured in the Licensed ICP Facilitator Directory have signed a contractual agreement that they will work according to the following criteria: • Maintain high regard for client confidentiality and the privacy of their personal information. • Avoid any unethical behaviours and abide to the IACTM Code of Ethics. • Adhere as much as possible to the IACTM Core Competencies. • Be ready to begin each session on the agreed dates and times and at the agreed place (location, or phone, Skype, etc.) for each session. • Respond punctually, politely and professionally to the client's correspondence. • Work in a client centred manner (according to their needs/values and desired outcomes) at all times during the coaching process. • Ensure that the client leaves each session in a resourceful and grounded state. • Remain committed to helping the client achieve their desired results in each of the five contexts and from the ICP as a whole.