Secondary use. If the publisher either under its own auspices or the auspices of another entity or person wishes to use the translation, either in whole or in part, in a newspaper, magazine, periodical, anthology, compendium or similar medium, the translator’s fee will normally amount to 25 per cent of the indexed basic fee at the time of use. The translator shall be informed in advanced of such use.
Secondary use. Any balance of Operating Loss Reserve Account at Fiscal Year End that is greater than the Surcharge Payment, as defined below, will be used by the CFD to pay any difference between the Parking Operation Fee and net parking revenue.
Secondary use a. The right to publish or reproduce elements from the Work (photos, sound fragments, texts,...), all of this exclusively for promotional purposes. In addition, the right to publish and reproduce the short content of the Work in all languages, also exclusively for promotional purposes.
Secondary use. In the neuGRID data protection protocol, in case of secondary use of clinical data and images, subjects need to be re-contacted and asked for their informed consent. A secondary use of data for scientific research purposes exempts from the duty to inform data subject only if all the following conditions are met: - the use of data is compatible with the original purpose; - the provision of information is impossible or impracticable; and - the data are anonymized. The compatibility of the secondary use and the impossibility or impracticability of providing information to the subjects must be evaluated case by case. The aforementioned key points have been taken into consideration with reference to two major scenarios:
Secondary use. A use of lesser importance than the primary use in a particular management unit. A secondary use is also considered important, but is given less management emphasis than a primary use because it is of lower importance or its occurrence is site specific. Management of a secondary use will recognize and protect the primary uses within a management unit. Selection cutting: Removal of mature timber, usually the oldest or largest trees, either as single scattered trees or in small groups at relatively short intervals, commonly 5 to 20 years, repeated indefinitely, by means of which the continuous establishment of natural reproduction is encouraged and an uneven-aged stand is maintained.
