DCBS Sample Clauses

DCBS. All employees who work authorized overtime shall be paid or receive compensatory time off, except as provided for in Article 32, Section 4. If the eligible employee has a preference for either kind of compensation, he/she must make the request no later than the first regular workday following the date the overtime was worked.
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DCBS. The distribution cell banks created from Third Party Lines and Derived Lines by CDI’s performance of the Services under this Agreement.
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DCBS. CDI will create DCBs from the Derived Line(s) and from the Third Party Lines selected by CIRM and that CDI determines meet the Third Party Line Acceptance Criteria. [****] individual frozen aliquots of each Derived Line and Third Party Line will be prepared in cryotubes vialed with approximately [****] cells per aliquot or tube and will comprise a DCB of such cell line. Delivery by CDI of [****] individual frozen aliquots from each DCB created from Derived Lines will constitute delivery of such DCB, with CDI being entitled to retain [****] individual frozen aliquots of each DCB (the “Retained Vials”), provided that upon Xxxxxxx’x request as contemplated in Section 3.f., CDI shall deliver to Coriell whatever Retained Vials then are remaining after any work to provide any replacement DCBs to Coriell hereunder. Provided that Derived Lines and Third Party Lines are available to permit CDI to do so, CDI will create a total DCB capacity of [****] expanded cell lines (this includes [****] from each of the [****] Derived Lines and up to [****] Third Party Lines). To be deemed to be available to CDI for expansion and creation of DCBs as contemplated in the preceding sentence, Derived Lines and Third Party Lines must be available, on average, in consistent quantities, at regular frequencies and sufficiently in advance; by way of example only and without limiting the foregoing, the Derived Lines and the Third Party Lines must be available to CDI no later than [****]. Each Third Party Line must meet the Third Party Line Acceptance Criteria and any additional requirements applicable thereto as agreed to by Coriell, CDI and CIRM. In addition, for a Third Party Line to be to be deemed to be available to CDI for expansion and creation of DCBs as contemplated above, the California researcher who provided such Third Party Line to the Repository also must have provided the agreement or consent of the legal and beneficial owner of such Third Party Line, expressly for the benefit of CDI and reasonably acceptable to CDI, to the transfer of such Third Party Line to the Repository, to the withdrawal from the Repository and use of such materials by CDI to perform the Services and create the DCBs, and to confirm ownership of the DCBs as provided in this Agreement.
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