Double dipping definition
Double dipping means obtaining funding from two or more sources for any training in the same intervention.
Double dipping means taking advantage of multiple financial incentives offered by multiple programs for undertaking only one activity.
Double dipping. Open Access articles on the SPIE Digital Library are provided via the Gold Open Access Method. For Member Institutions who paid Gold Open Access Fees to SPIE, ▇▇▇▇ agrees to refund fees to the Member Institution at the end of each subscription period. The following process will be implemented at the end of each annual subscription period during which this Agreement is in effect
1. SPIE will issue a report detailing journal articles published during the then subscription period in its Gold Open Access Journal program where (a) the affiliation of the primary author as published on the article is a participating member of this Agreement as detailed in Appendix A and where (b) the full amount of the open access fee has been paid to SPIE thereby enabling the article to be included in SPIE Gold Open Access Program.
2. Based on the report described above, SPIE will issue separate refund payments individually to each Member institution in an amount equal to the sum of fees paid by the Member institution to SPIE enabling the desired journal article(s) to be included in the SPIE Gold Open Access Program.
3. The payment is one-time refund and will be valued and paid in US dollars and delivered via wire transfer. Any transaction fees or taxes that may apply to the refund will be the responsibility of the institution receiving the payment.
Examples of Double dipping in a sentence
Double dipping does not apply to baggage service charges as this is an infrequent activity.
By using Valor, you agree not to engage in prohibited conduct, such as: ● Creating multiple Valor accounts as a single user; ● Engaging in fraudulent, threatening, or obscene behavior; ● Double dipping, which means claiming military discounts through Valor and also asking for them in person.
Double dipping means the publisher charges fees twice, once through Articles Processing Charges, and secondly by subscription fees.
Double dipping cannot be accepted by public funded German academic institutions.