Developed Product definition

Developed Product means any product that is not a Covered Product and is developed (i) using methods claimed in the Patent Rights or (ii) using some material portion of the Related Technology.

Developed Product means all works, writings, creations, inventions, techniques, improvements, methods, software programs, designs and other original works, and all creations in the nature of intellectual property, including without limitation all other creations of a nature capable of protection under patent, trade mark or copyrights legislation, developed or created by the Contractor in the performance of the Contracted Services and any and all moral rights and copyright which may subsist or exist in the same and any and all drawing, specifications, source codes, algorithms, derivatives evidencing or comprising the same and all summaries, derivatives and copies of the same, and all enhancements and versions of the same and

Developed Product means the T2GNR Panel developed pursuant to the Project Plan.”

Examples of Developed Product in a sentence

• Where the Supplier supplies a RM Own Developed Product changes must only be made when requested by RM or agreed in writing by RM prior to placing a Purchase Order.

• Upon the completion of the Contracted Services, the Contractor shall deliver up to Peel CAS any and all of the drawings, specifications, models, source codes and copies of or relating to the Developed Product in whatever form they may be found to exist whether they are printed, electronically stored, or exist in any other form whatsoever.

• Silicon addition promoted bean growth, increased yield and its measured parameters with increasing Si levels from 300 to 600 mg/l (Abou-Baker et al., 2012).

• The keywords used for searching include (but were not limited to) Design Thinking, Business to Business (B2B), Front End of Innovation, Customer Centricity, Visualization, Empathy, Minimum Viable Products (MVPs), Well Developed Product Development Processes, Voice of Customer, Customer Requirements Flow.

• Upon receiving regulatory approval for a Developed Product, T2 Bio shall promptly notify Allergan in writing of such approval and use commercially reasonable efforts to commercialize such Developed Product in such jurisdictions where such approval has been obtained.

More Definitions of Developed Product

Developed Product means, with respect to a Proposed Product, a product that has been developed such that it is capable of being manufactured on a broad scale, either by a Company Affiliate or by a Person that is unaffiliated with the Company, and that is capable of being marketed and distributed as contemplated by the Budget with respect to such Proposed Product.

Developed Product means any product for use in the Field that is developed during the Term of this Agreement (i) the making, manufacture, use, sale or importation of which is covered by any Development Rights, and/or (ii) which includes or incorporates any Developed Technology.

Developed Product means Vast 2 and any subsequent Improvements to Vast 2 technology which shares a similar nature of the built prototype and described in the Appendix I thereafter;

Developed Product means any product for which the Parties or the Management Committee has approved a Development Plan. The Parties intend to include or review opportunities to include as Developed Products: Maxeon 6, Improved Licensed Products, Flex panels, and shingled solar panels (all of which are defined below), as well as other products mutually agreed upon by the Parties.

Developed Product means a product, process or service which has been offered for sale to the general public or as to which development has been substantially completed and firm plans exist to offer the product, process or service for sale to the general public within 6 months.

Developed Product means Licensee-developed software product which BPRL creates using the Development Kit Software, embedding original code based on Vendor technology into Licensee’s own proprietary technology.

Developed Product means any Services, content or Software developed by the Service Provider in performance of this Agreement, even if developed in conjunction with the Client. Disaster Recovery Procedures means the actions necessary to restore a system back to its normal operating state. Disclosing Party means the party disclosing Confidential Information.