Examples of the “direct costs” include, but are not limited to, the following:
Examples of. Common Fixed Assets contemplated by subparagraph (5) above would include, but not be limited to, the purchase, use and maintenance of a corporate airplane, corporate office(s) and apartment(s) or corporate automobiles. The costs and expenses for Common Fixed Assets would be allocated among the Affiliated Companies, as follows:
Examples of. “Reasonable Steps Taken”
Examples of. Key Agreement based on the Algebraic EraserT M : ≥ Fix an integer n 7 and a prime p > n. As an example of an algebraic eraser E whose associated key agreement protocol merits attention we begin by considering a subgroup M ≤ GL(n, Fp(t)), where t = (t1, . . . , tn). Also, let S = Sn be the symmetric group on n symbols. The group S acts on GL(n, Fp(t)) by permuting the variables {t1, . . . , tn}, and we shall assume that the action of S maps M to itself. Furthermore we assume that the semidirect product % } M u S is finitely generated by some set of elements,
Examples of items for which the District agrees to compensate for loss or damage to specific utilitarian personal property necessary for employee job performance are prescription eyeglasses, orthopedic prostheses and safety shoes.
Examples of. Use Web cams are to be used for educational purposes only, under the direction of a teacher. Examples include: • Recording videos or taking pictures to include in a project • Recording a student giving a speech and playing it back for rehearsal and improvement. Important Note Please note that installing Internet calling/video-conferencing software (i.e. Skype) is prohibited on XXXXX Chromebooks. Software for using the web cam is already installed on the XXXXX Chromebook.
Examples of. Digital Offering Background IP include, but are not limited to, the design, structure, selection, coordination, expression, "look and feel" and arrangement of the Digital Offering and all processes, tools, software, technology, confidential information and trade secrets pertaining to the Digital Offering, together with any custom developments created or provided in connection with or related to this Agreement. You have no right to, and will not, create any modifications, extensions, or derivatives (including derivative works) of any of the Digital Offering Background IP nor to derive any technology from Digital Offering Background IP (such modifications, extensions, derivatives (including derivative works) and technology, collectively “Derivatives”). You therefore agree not to create any Derivatives. If any Derivatives are created, notwithstanding the restrictions set forth above, you will and hereby do assign to Caterpillar irrevocably and without further consideration, all right, title and interest in and to such Derivatives and all intellectual property rights pertaining thereto in the United States and in any other country. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable Laws, if and to the extent that any Derivatives or any intellectual property rights pertaining thereto are not so assignable by you to Caterpillar, you will and hereby do grant to Caterpillar an unrestricted, perpetual, irrevocable, non-terminable, transferable, worldwide, exclusive license (including the right to grant and authorize sublicenses through multiple levels) to any Derivatives and all intellectual property rights pertaining thereto for any and all purposes and in any and all media, whether alone or together or as part of any material of any kind or nature, and waive all moral and similar rights thereto.
Examples of product labels that conform to the requirements of this Section 3.8 are shown in FRAP0001G/4 and FRAP0001G/5, attached to these SPECIFICATIONS.
Examples of reasons not personal to the unit member include changing conditions such as budgetary allocations at the local, state, or federal level(s); decreasing pupil enrollment; discontinuation or reduction of State or Federal funding for special programs; consolidation or abandonment of a school or schools; abandonment of certain courses of instruction or curriculum revision; and administrative reorganization.
Examples of. “Subject Data.” Examples of “subject data”: (1) Include, but are not limited to: (a) Computer software, (b) Standards, (c) Specifications, (d) Engineering drawings and associated lists, (e) Process sheets, (f) Manuals, (g) Technical reports, (h) Catalog item identifications, and (i) Related information, but (2) Do not include: (a) Financial reports, (b) Cost analyses, or (c) Other similar information used for Project administration,
