Physical Format Clause Samples
The Physical Format clause defines the required physical characteristics or specifications of documents, materials, or deliverables under an agreement. It typically outlines details such as paper size, binding method, digital file type, or other tangible attributes that must be met for submissions or products. By setting these standards, the clause ensures consistency, compatibility, and quality control, reducing misunderstandings and disputes over the acceptability of delivered items.
Physical Format. 7-1 7.1. Memory Stick Capacity...................................... 7-1 7.2. Physical Structure......................................... 7-3 7.3. ExtraDataArea.............................................. 7-4 7.4. Boot Block................................................. 7-7 7.5. User Block................................................. 7-16 7.6. Information Block.......................................... 7-16 7.7. Logical/Physical Translation Table Block................... 7-17 7.8. Factory Default............................................ 7-19 7.9. Example of Boot Block Retrieval............................ 7-20 7.10. Example of Sector Data Updating............................ 7-21 7.11. Example of Sector Data Readout............................. 7-22 7.12. Example of Logical/Physical Translation Table Generation... 7-23
Physical Format. Individual invoice sets shall be attached so that all copies and/or pages of the original invoice remain contiguous. If the vendor supplies photocopies of any pages (e.g., to supplement a multi- part invoice), then all invoice photocopies shall be attached to the original certified invoice. Invoices printed on continuous paper sets shall be stripped of letter edge perforation guides. Invoices shall be stripped of any interleaved carbon inserts.
Physical Format. 7-1 7.1. Memory Stick Capacity........................................ 7-1 7.2. Physical Structure........................................... 7-3 7.3. ExtraDataArea................................................ 7-4 7.4. Boot Block................................................... 7-7 7.5. User Block................................................... 7-16 7.6. Information Block............................................ 7-16 7.7. Logical/Physical Translation Table Block..................... 7-17 7.8. Factory Default.............................................. 7-19 7.9. Example of Boot Block Retrieval.............................. 7-20 7.10. Example of Sector Data Updating.............................. 7-21 7.11. Example of Sector Data Readout............................... 7-22 7.12. Example of Logical/Physical Translation Table Generation..... 7-23 8. Logical Format...................................................... 8-1 8.1. Overview..................................................... 8-1 8.2. Parameter Setting by Capacity................................ 8-5 8.3. Digital Read Protect Bit..................................... 8-23 8.4. Special File................................................. 8-24 8.5. Relation between Logical Sector and Logical Address.......... 8-25 8.6. Notes on Format Processing................................... 8-26 9. Directory Regulation................................................ 9-1 9.1. Overview..................................................... 9-1 9.2. Directory Structure.......................................... 9-2 CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED EXHIBIT B EXCEPTIONS TO PERTINENT LEXAR TECHNOLOGY * * Material has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. EXHIBIT C SUBLICENSE AGREEMENT EXHIBIT C (to Lexar Technology License Agreement) FORM OF SUB-LICENSE AGREEMENT Any sub-license Agreement made and entered into between SONY and a sub- licensee ("SUBLICENSEE"), as permitted under Section 2.2 (b) of the Agreement, shall be entered into only with SUBLICENSEES that have also executed SONY's form Memory Stick - Player/Recorder Agreement, shall not include any terms inconsistent with the Agreement and shall include the following terms:
Physical Format. If the records that the corporation is required to keep under rules 14.3 and 14.4 are kept in electronic form:
(a) the records must be convertible into hard copy;
Physical Format. Place where Records are kept .....................................................................