CMISS definition

CMISS means all versions of the computer software package and ----- related technologies which the Research Group has developed for universal finite element and other numerical analysis techniques for purposes including, but not limited to, simulation and anatomically accurate modelling of organs of the human body and other subjects, all enhancements, extensions and/or Derivative Works of such computer software (except for dCMISS, a software package developed by the University of California at San Diego (herein "UCSD") and which includes some elements of an early version of CMISS, as licensed by UniServices to UCSD pursuant to the attached Exhibit B).
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Examples of CMISS in a sentence

  • Other than any Jointly Owned Inventions ---------------------------- and/or Jointly Owned Intellectual Property Rights developed hereunder, UniServices owns all copyright, trade secret, patent rights, if any, and other Intellectual Property Rights in CMISS and any of its enhancements, extensions or Derivative Works, including CMISS/animation, but excluding dCMISS, as provided in the UCSD Agreement attached hereto as Exhibit B.

  • Unless terminated pursuant to Section 7 --------------------- hereof, UniServices shall not license or make use of dCMISS, CMISS, or CMISS/animation or any Enhancement or Derivative Work of any thereof for the Entertainment Field in perpetuity, or for the Additional Field so long as the license granted herein is maintained pursuant hereto as an exclusive license in the Additional Field.

  • In the late 1980's the computer programme known as "CMISS" was developed by staff at the University of Auckland.

  • Where it is agreed between the management and the workplace representative at the enterprise level that an existing employee meets these requirements they shall be classified accordingly.

  • The Research Group has developed certain universal finite element analysis and numerical computation computer software which it has named CMISS, and which may be used for a variety of purposes including, but not limited to, anatomically accurate modelling of organs of the human anatomy.

  • This site has a proven track record for effective dissemination of physiome tools, including development of CellML and the model repository based on it, physiology ontologies, CMISS and cmgui (the modelling software), etc.

  • Pacific acknowledges and agrees that dCMISS (to the extent provided in the UCSD Agreement), CMISS and CMISS/animation are presently trade secrets of and owned by UniServices, and that UniServices has not previously sought any patent rights for such Intellectual Property Rights by filing any patent application with respect thereto, although it may in its discretion do so in the future.

  • UniServices further agrees to use its reasonable efforts to protect its Intellectual Property Rights in dCMISS (to the extent provided in the UCSD Agreement), CMISS, CMISS/animation (including any enhancements, extensions or Derivative Works) and any Jointly Owned Inventions and/or Jointly Owned Intellectual Property Rights, and the confidentiality of such trade secrets pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, from any unauthorized or improper disclosure to third parties.

  • UniServices has previously initiated development on and is continuing to develop a derivative product of CMISS known as "CMISS/animation" which is a customized version of CMISS and which is to be used for creating animated images of all kinds and other Animation Applications (as defined herein).

  • The University has previously assigned all of its Intellectual Property Rights in CMISS to UniServices, and the University has previously agreed to make the Research Group's services available to third parties through UniServices.