Evaluation Schedule definition

Evaluation Schedule means a document entered into under this Agreement which describes the Shape products to be evaluated (“Products”) and any other conditions or parameters relevant to the evaluation. SHAPE agrees to provide the Products described in Evaluation Schedules to Customer for Customer’s testing pursuant to this Agreement. The Products for which this Agreement is being entered into may include (a) hardware (including embedded software and intellectual and proprietary rights related thereto), (b) software (including intellectual and proprietary rights related thereto) and (c) other products described in an Evaluation Schedule as well as related integration and support services. Each Evaluation Schedule will be agreed to by and between Customer and Shape (email approval shall suffice), and together with any other documents incorporated into the Evaluation Schedule and this Agreement will constitute a separate and independent contract for evaluation testing of the applicable Product(s) between SHAPE and Customer. SHAPE and Customer will enter into a separate Evaluation Schedule for each evaluation undertaken by Customer. Multiple Evaluation Schedules may be executed and active under this Agreement. Evaluation Schedule(s) will set forth the applicable Loan Period, which may be extended upon mutual agreement between the parties.
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Examples of Evaluation Schedule in a sentence

  • Imaginative & Multi-sensory Prayer An introduction to practical, interactive ways to weave prayer into everyday school life ‘There are varied and interactive prayer and reflection activities on offer to all pupils which they find helpful and supportive.’ SIAMS Evaluation Schedule 2018.

  • Delegates will also reflect on the inclusivity of their school’s policies and practice through the lens of the Equality Act 2010 and the SIAMS Evaluation Schedule.

  • Certified Staff Evaluation Schedule (Appendix E) is a timeline for observations and completion of SLO Components.

  • Evaluation Schedule Each classified employee will be evaluated by his/her immediate supervisor on the following schedule based on the following types of contracts: One-Year Limited Once (See paragraph 2 below) Two-Year Limited Once in second year of the contract (See paragraph 2 below) Continuing At least once within a three year period.

  • During the license term defined in the Evaluation Schedule for evaluations, or set forth in a subsequent written agreement with Exelis VIS for any other Software deployment, Exelis VIS grants to Licensee a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to install the Software in Executable Code form.

  • Each member of the staff will be evaluated in writing according to the Evaluation Schedule hereinafter contained.

  • Evaluations may be conducted annually, every two years, or every three years and may require 2 or 3 observations depending on specific circumstances: Contract Type Rating on Last Evaluation Evaluation Schedule Frequency of Observation Continuing Advanced 1 every 3 years 2 Proficient 1 every 2 years 2 Developing or Ineffective Annually 2 One-year or final year of extended limited contract Advanced, Proficient, Developing, or Ineffective Annually 3* *Two observations must be completed prior to January 30.

  • Upon termination of an Evaluation Schedule or this Agreement, Customer will promptly return the Product(s) to SHAPE by suitably secure courier with active tracking (such as Federal Express), or otherwise as requested by SHAPE in equivalent working condition as when delivered to Customer, excepting reasonable wear and tear.

  • SHAPE will have the right, at its option and expense, (i) to obtain for Customer rights to use the Product, (ii) to replace or modify the Product so it becomes non-infringing, or (iii) to terminate the applicable Evaluation Schedule and accept return of the Product.

  • Section B— Evaluation Schedule At the beginning of each school year, each paraprofessional will be informed by their immediate supervisor as to their approximate formal evaluation date(s).