Common Objects definition

Common Objects means those discrete complex application objects and their associated Meta data and documentation developed by MAPICS, PARAGON, or the Registered Developers contained in a Licensed Application. The underlying Licensed Application which includes the Common Object as a subset shall be referred to herein as “App #1”. The parties desire to re-use Common Objects within other Licensed Applications (such other Licensed Application in which the Common Object is imbedded shall be referred to as “App #2”) where the developer of the App #2 determines it to be reasonable and technically advisable to include the Common Object. Common Objects may not be used with other than Licensed Applications absent a separate written agreement with the Author. The entity that creates the Common Object (the “Author”) shall own all intellectual property right, title and interest in the Common Object and shall be entitled to a royalty, or a credit on royalties otherwise owing, as described in this section. MAPICS, PARAGON and the Registered Developer hereby agree that: i) the Author shall identify in writing those Common Objects it develops as part of a App #1 and notify the parties hereto and the “Object Team” (hereinafter defined) in writing what it has determined is a reasonable percentage of value for each Common Object as compared to the entire App #1 (such calculation shall be the “Object %”).
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Examples of Common Objects in a sentence

  • The Team shall maintain a list of Common Objects and also track the Common Object Royalty rate described in Section 2.

  • This model has been trained on the Microsoft Common Objects in Context (▇▇ ▇▇▇▇) [10] image dataset.

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