Reader. 1. This Letter of Understanding covers individuals who are employed to perform work as a Reader. A job description for this position will be provided by OC.
Reader. This Letter of Understanding covers individuals who are employed to perform work as a Reader. A job description for this position will be provided by Employees hired to carry out these duties shall be classified as a Reader and will be covered by the terms and conditions of the collective agreement except as provided for in this Letter of Understanding. Employees hired under this Letter of Understanding will be considered auxiliary employees and receive the appropriate benefits in accordance with the collective agreement, but will be excluded from the following Articles: Article Posting of Positions Article Selection of Employees Article Seniority Article Hours of Work except as specified below Article Canvass, Lay-off and Recall Hours of work for employees employed under this Letter will be in accordance with the needs of the instructor, but in any event, will not exceed hours Overtime will be paid in accordance with the collective agreement for all hours worked in excess of hours and for time worked in excess of five days per week. Employees hired pursuant to this agreement shall be considered terminated upon completion of the specific appointment period and shall not retain seniority. This agreement shall form a part of the collective agreement between the and University College. Matters not addressed specifically or clearly in this Letter of Understanding are subject to negotiations between the parties. Signed on behalf of the Employer: Signed on behalf of the Union: Chair University College Board Government Employees' Union President University College port Staff Bargaining Unit Chairperson Government and Service Employees' Union Administration Staff & Negotiating Committee University College Service Employees' Union LETTER OF RESEARCH PROJECTS This Letter of Understanding covers employees hired to assist in research projects in Dositions funded from research who are employed to perform work which falls under the jurisdiction of bargaining unit. A job description will be provided to by for all research positions. The Joint Committee shall review all new position applications to determine that the work being performedfalls under this Letter of Understanding. Research positions hired under this Letter of Understanding will be considered auxiliary employees and will receive the appropriate benefits in accordance with the collective agreement, but will be excluded from the following Articles: Article Posting of Positions Article Selection of Employees Art...
Reader. This Agreement is for a lease of personal property and related software known as the ProCheck Antioxidant Reader (“Reader”) as more specifically described on the attached Exhibit A, which is incorporated herein by this reference.
Reader. Reader is a free software program available for many platforms that allows a user to view and print PDF documents.
Reader. The sales price for each Reader (which shall be contained in finished product packages which include operator's manual, retail cartons, carton packing material, languages on packages should be English and/or Japanese) purchased by KDK for commercial sale hereunder shall be equal to (a) [CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION] (FOB Munich Airport, Frankfurt Airport or Hamburg Seaport Incoterms 1990) per Reader for orders received by Biosite prior to the [CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION] of the First Commercial Sale of the Reader, and (b) [CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION] (FOB Munich Airport, Frankfurt Airport or Hamburg Seaport Incoterms 1990) per Reader for orders received by Biosite on or after the [CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION] and prior to the [CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION] of the First Commercial Sale of the Reader. The sales price for each Reader for orders received on or after such [CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION] shall be determined from time to time by the mutual agreement of the parties.
Reader. The Reader is responsible for supporting the delivery of interpretive services to visually disabled staff, specifically:
Reader. The Generation 1 Reader is an instrument for performing hybridization and interrogation of multiple cartridges simultaneously, each in a separate compartment. The instrument is controlled by a central processing unit (CPU) which may be an off-the-shelf personal computer (Windows-based) or an internal, embedded computer. The CPU and associated electronic circuitry monitor and control the temperature of each compartment. The CPU and associated electronic circuitry also perform electrochemical analysis of each DNA electrode in the cartridges. Electrochemical analysis is performed using multiple potentiostat circuits, each of which analyzes a cartridge in one compartment at a time. The circuit measures the potential of the fluid in the cartridge using a reference electrode in the cartridge. It applies a voltage to the auxiliary electrode in the cartridge to achieve a desired voltage in the fluid. The desired voltage is a time variable waveform which is programmable, usually an alternating-current (ac) voltage added to a dc ramp. The current which flows from the auxiliary electrode to each DNA electrode (working electrode) in response to the applied voltage is measured by the circuitry as a function of time. The current is amplified and fed into a high speed, high precision analog to digital (A/D) converter. The digital information is stored in memory, as is the time for each data point. Each DNA electrode is analyzed sequentially in an identical manner. Signal processing for the data set corresponding to each DNA electrode is performed by determining the root-mean-square (RMS) current as a function of applied voltage to produce a standard ac voltammogram for each electrode. In addition, the data set may be analyzed by calculating the RMS current response for each DNA electrode at integer multiples of the fundamental frequency (harmonics) of the applied ac voltage. Waveform analysis is performed on the resultant waveform to characterize the DNA hybridization on the DNA electrode.
Reader. The Generation 1.0 Reader, called the eSensor™ 4800 Reader, incorporates 48 compartments for separate cartridges. It is controlled by a Windows XP-based personal computer and also contains embedded microprocessors for signal processing, thermal control, and electrochemical analysis. The personal computer communicates with the Reader by serial communication. The cartridge compartments are arranged in six columns of eight compartments. Each column can be independently controlled and can, thus, be used for different assays. The 4800 Reader contains eight independent potentiostats for electrochemical analysis so that all cartridges in a single column can be analyzed at once. Alternating current voltammetry (ACV) is performed by applying a linear dc ramp from -100 to +600 mV combined with an ac sine wave of approximately 100 mV amplitude and approximately 100 Hz. Signal processing for each DNA electrode is performed by the embedded microprocessors. The fourth harmonic ac voltammogram is determined and downloaded to the personal computer for waveform analysis. Waveform analysis is performed by analyzing the ac voltammogram, searching for the expected shape of the fourth harmonic waveform. For genotyping assays, each waveform is analyzed for the existence of two fourth harmonic waveforms, overlapping but having different electrochemical potentials.
Reader. The Generation 1.1 Reader will be modular in construction and will accommodate from eight to 48 cartridges, expandable in columns of eight compartments. The Reader will use an embedded computer and the electronics will be redesigned and use updated electronic components but will perform similar functions to the 4800 Reader. Each cartridge compartment will include actuators to allow mixing of fluid components within the cartridge.
Reader. The sales price for each Reader (which shall be contained in finished product packages which include operator's manual, retail cartons, carton packing material, languages on packages should be English and/or Japanese) purchased by KDK for commercial sale hereunder shall be equal to (a) [CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION] (FOB Munich Airport, Frankfurt Airport or Hamburg Seaport Incoterms 1990) per Reader for orders received by Biosite prior to the second anniversary of the First Commercial Sale of the Reader, and (b) [CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION] (FOB Munich Airport, Frankfurt Airport or Hamburg Seaport Incoterms 1990) per Reader for orders received by Biosite on or after the second anniversary and prior to the fourth anniversary of the First Commercial Sale of the Reader. The sales price for each Reader for orders received on or after such fourth anniversary shall be determined from time to time by the mutual agreement of the parties.
