Modules Clause Samples

Modules. Igloo may, pursuant to a supplemental Sales Contract to be signed by the parties, make available to Customer optional additional functionality or features to Igloo Environments (including Igloo Applications), which may be provided as standalone applications, modules, plugins or components (each, a “Module”). Certain Modules may require Customer to agree to additional or separate pricing and/or terms of use applicable to such Modules, which shall be set out in the applicable Sales Contract.

Modules. The clauses contained in the attached Modules (as amended from time to time) shall apply. We may from time to time send to you further Modules in respect of Markets or Trans­ actions. In the event of any conflict between the clauses of any Module and this Agreement, the clauses of the Module shall prevail. The fact that a clause is specifically included in a Module in respect of one Market or Transaction shall not preclude a similar clause being expressed or implied in rela­ tion to any other Market or Transaction. These guidelines (the “Guidelines”) apply to the execution of transactions, which a Retail Client or Professional Client (hereinafter referred to as the “Client”) of Commerzbank AG (hereinafter referred to as the “Bank”) requests for the pur­ poses of buying or selling securities or other financial instru­ ments (for example, transactions on futures exchanges). Execution in this context means that the Bank executes a corresponding transaction with a third party in accordance with the Client’s order, in an appropriate market. If the Bank and the Client conclude a direct purchase contract for ▇▇▇▇▇­ cial instruments (also known as a fixed price transaction), then paragraph 8 hereof will apply. Client orders can be routinely executed at various trading venues, for example, at exchanges or multilateral trading facilities, in Germany or internationally, and in floor or elec­ tronic trading. The methods of execution and trading venues that the Bank can use to execute Client orders are set out in these Guidelines, which also describe some of the most important types of financial instrument, together with, in respect of each of these, the Bank’s policy of best execution in the interest of the Client. In determining actual trading venues the Bank assumes that the Client wishes primarily to obtain the best possible price, taking all costs associated with the execution of the trans­ action into account. Since securities are generally subject to price fluctuations, a negative price impact on the Client cannot be ruled out in the period after the order has been placed but before it has been executed. Therefore, the primary focus will be on those trading venues where full exe­ cution is likely to be prompt. In the context of the above­ mentioned standards, the Bank will also factor inother rele­ vant criteria (e.g. market liquidity, reliability of processing).

Modules. The clauses contained in the attached Modules (as amended from time to time) shall apply. We may from time to time send to you further Modules in respect of Markets or Trans­ actions. In the event of any conflict between the clauses of any Module and this Agreement, the clauses of the Module shall prevail. The fact that a clause is specifically included in a Module in respect of one Market or Transaction shall not preclude a similar clause being expressed or implied in rela­ tion to any other Market or Transaction.

Modules. ‌ 6.3.1. The Panel has Modules for different types of Products and Services as described in Part D – Module and Category Descriptions. be added] 6.3.2. Each Module has Part C - Module Specific Terms that supplement the Part B – Core Contract Terms and apply to each Contract entered under the relevant Module.

Modules. In addition to the above, the PV modules proposed by Contractor shall comply with at least, but not limited to, the following: • IEEE 1262 “Recommended Practice for Qualifications of Photovoltaic Modules”. • System modules shall be UL1703 listed, and CEC listed. • Modules shall be new, undamaged, fully warranted without defect. • If PV modules using hazardous materials are to be provided, then the environmental impact of the hazardous material usage must be disclosed, including any special maintenance requirements and proper disposal/recycling of the modules at the end of their useful life.

Modules. ‌ 1. In the start menu, select Diagnostics 2. Modules 3. Select a list, e.g. By number. Refer to chapter Scrolling through lists, page 27 for information on how to scroll through a list. A list of all used modules is displayed. 4. Select the list field you require. A list of various information options is displayed: – Module passport – Module Compatibility – Module status For an LSN module, the following selection fields are also offered: – Module status and counters – Reset counters 5. Select the information option you require, e.g. Module status. Diagnostic information about the module status is displayed. A status bar appears. 6. Select the arrow keys to display further information. 7. Select Refresh to update data if necessary.

Modules. Module Two (Controller to Processor) of the EU SCCs applies to the transfer of personal data under this DPA.

Modules. 3.1. The Platform enables the Client to use different types of modules, such as a module for data & analyses, a module for performance management, a module for predictive maintenance and a production forecast module. The Client can opt for the relevant modules. 3.2. The pricing of the available modules is formulated in the offer or quotation.

Modules. 1. The following modules are mandatory in the degree programme: 1 RUG – MSc Medical Pharmaceutical Drug Innovation Top Class I: Recent developments in medical, biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences (11ECTS) Top Class II: Modern Techniques in medical, biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences (9ECTS) BBB1 (4ECTS) Research project I (30ECTS) BBB2 (4ECTS) BBB Spring School Personal Development (2ECTS) UHEI – MSc Translational Medical Research Module 1: Basic aspects of research, laboratory work, fundamental aspects of cell and molecular biology and of medical science and practice (3ECTS) Module 2: Advanced cell and molecular biology in theory and practice, biostatistics (6ECTS) Module 5: Elective in Molecular Oncology; Neurobiology; or Vascular Medicine (6ECTS) Module 3: Animal experimentation, disease processes and extended key competences (grant writing project), 5 week lab project (6ECTS) Module 4: Drug development and clinical trials, translational research and medicine, therapeutic strategies and targeting, 5 week lab project (9ECTS) BBB1 (4ECTS) Research internship, -paper and -presentation (20ECTS) BBB2 (4ECTS) BBB Spring School Personal Development (2ECTS) UU – MMS Molecular Medicine (MM) & MMS Medical Research (MR) Medical genetics and cancer; molecular mechanisms_IMIM (15ECTS) Advanced Techniques in Molecular Medicine_IMIM (15ECTS) Research project_IMIM_T2 (30ECTS) / Advanced research training_IMIMT2 (30ECTS) OR the three below mentioned courses:* - Genomic and Epigenomic Medicine_IMIM (15ECTS) - Molecular Tools for Proteome Analysis and Diagnostics_IMIM (7.5ECTS) - Biomarkers; Discovery and Validation_IMIM (7.5ECTS) * Provided approval has been obtained from the IMIM examination board as well as the relevant local examination boards to follow these three courses instead of the 2nd semester research project. RUG – MSc Medical Pharmaceutical Drug Innovation BBB Summer School Industrial Perspectives on Innovative Medicine (2ECTS) Top class IV: Theoretical Preparation for advanced research in medical, biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences: writing project proposals (5ECTS) BBB3 (4ECTS) Introduction to research project II (3ECTS) Research project II (30ECTS) Extension research project II or a (track-dedicated) Elective course (5ECTS) Colloquium II (3ECTS) Top class V/Research proposal incl. BBB4: Theoretical Preparation for advanced research in medical, biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences: tender research proposal (8ECTS) UU – MMS Molecular Medicine (...