Visual Identity. Where the Recipient intends to use the Ontario logo, the Recipient shall send a request to the Province for approval at least five (5) Business Days prior to such use.
Visual Identity a. The Agency will comply with the TB/MBC Visual Identity Directive and identify itself in all media responses and news releases and on its website as an agency of the Government of Ontario.
Visual Identity. The MMAtwo project logo is the following: The logo is available on Aymingsphere xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/projectmanagement/MMAtwo/ProjectRecords/Communication%20documents/0 1_Logos%20and%20visuals in various formats (EPS and JPEG) for the consortium members. Figure 3: Project logo
Visual Identity. The parties agree to consistently use the provincial EM visual identity as per the EM Provincial Policy Manual and to develop, maintain and administer a policy concerning the visual identity of the MHSNB within a reasonable period of time. Such policy to address circumstances in which the MHSNB name can be used, either alone or with EM. In the interim, the parties agree to the following: The MHSNB and EM visual identity is used when conducting procurement on behalf of the Extra-Mural Program Services.
Visual Identity. A common branding will be developed during the first months of the project (by M4) to ensure an immediate recognition of the project. The logo, as the visual messenger of the project, will be used by all templates, reports, and dissemination activities throughout the project. The official PUSH2HEAT logo (see Figure 1) was selected to represent the project via an online poll by the majority of the voting partners.
Visual Identity. The visual identity developed with the provider respected the colours of the logo and the graphic style of the communication material developed for the project. There is a great focus on the people displayed in the video in order to highlight the concept of energy communities, as well as on a graphic display of concepts that are explained in the script. The technological concepts are easily illustrated thanks also to their definite and clear drawings.
Visual Identity. The complete PLATOON visual identity is designed, that is centralized on a clear PLATOON logo concept and a colour pantone. The project identity aims at reinforcing the project’s external image and ensuring a transversal coherence between all project communication channels. Basically, it includes the project logo, documents layout and the project message. Using PLATOON’s logo beyond the limits inherent to the project and its communication is not allowed.
Visual Identity. All printed matter will conform to the University’s visual identity. The identity applies to all aspects of the University’s visual communications, both internal and external, including stationery, publications and advertising. The identity will be applied consistently across the University. The co-operation of every member of staff in achieving this objective will ensure that the identity works strongly in the University’s favour.
Visual Identity. The incipient dissemination of the project starts with the project’s visibility. EU-JAV’s identity is linked with a graphically coherent and consistent representation of the logo on project results and documentation. The logo has been created by INSERM and it expresses vaccination research (grey and orange colours) through stakeholder and citizen involvement working towards a common goal (the line in the logo). This visual identity should be used in all the dissemination outputs.
Visual Identity. All IEEE-branded, end-user facing, materials (including, but not limited to, Web sites, print collateral, and promotional items such as pens and shirts) for IEEE publications, products, services, conferences, and the like must adhere to the guidelines established in the IEEE Visual Identity Guidelines. These guidelines are available for review and download at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/go/visual_guidelines. Additionally, all IEEE Web properties must comply with the IEEE Web Style Guide which is online at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/go/web_guidelines. These guidelines have been created to present a stronger, more aligned, unified visual presentation of the IEEE brand. Questions about these documents, their application, or about whether your project must follow these guidelines should be directed to xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx. Web-related questions should be directed to xxxx-xxx-xxxx@xxxx.xxx.
