Externalities Sample Clauses

Externalities consider how external factors such as observable events or discretion (including by a third party) will be efficienty incorpo- rated into the smart contract code. We concur with this guidance and have given some further discussion above relating to human interaction, which we view as an essential part of smart contract code.
Sample 1
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Externalities. What are the positives and negatives impacts of the project, considering social, economic and environmental issues? What will public funding bring to the project that the company could not realise on its own? • What is the significance of public funding for the implementation of the R&D project? • Describe the impact the project will have for other actors than the project participants. • Describe the challenges to society that the project will help to solve. Partners Agreement Do the partners have a Memorandum of Understanding or other formal agreement? If so, please add a copy of it to this form. If not, what will be the basis for the agreement to be signed? (A formal agreement will be mandatory in the second evaluation phase.)
Sample 1
Externalities. At this stage indicative costs can be formed from unit rates for similar projects, and/or realistic lump sum costs for individual items of specific costs relevant to a particular solution (note that Scottish Futures Trust hosts a Community Infrastructure Benchmark Database which may be a useful source of relevant construction cost information). Details of the assumptions made in determining these costs need to be described. This will include details of the level of optimism bias incorporated into the costs (see Risk Management guide for further details), along with an explanation of how this has been calculated. Also, due to the strategic nature of these proposed solutions, indicative costs can be expressed as a range of costs; potentially differing in the level of optimism bias (or other factors) included within them.
Sample 1

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