Existing Technology definition

Existing Technology means Technology and Materials that are reasonably necessary for performance under this Agreement and that are owned or Controlled by a Party as of the effective date of the Prior Alliance Agreement.

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Existing Technology means any Technology relating to the Gene which has been obtained, developed, found, produced or made by or for ICRF or ICRT at any time prior to the Effective Date; 'THE FIELD' means the field of [*];

Existing Technology means all proprietary and confidential information, know-how, knowledge, experience, inventions, processes, technical information and data and materials protected by copyright, design right or rights in the nature of copyrights relating to the Field, which are owned or developed by Corium prior to the Effective Date.

Examples of Existing Technology in a sentence

The Team Members understand that this allocation of the Distributions among the Inventors is based on the contribution of each Inventor to the inventions included in the Existing Technology.
The license includes Existing Technology as modified, enhanced, revised, or patched by either party.
In the event AZ exercises such option, AZ shall amend the Research Plan to reflect such transfer and the activities to be conducted by AZ thereafter, and Array shall cooperate fully with AZ to provide AZ with all such Collaboration Technology and Array Existing Technology and existing material as is necessary for AZ to identify and select Candidate Drugs.
To the best knowledge of Corium, the Corium Patents and the Existing Technology do not infringe any valid right of any Person.
It is hereby acknowledged and agreed that each party has rights (including patent and other intellectual property rights) to certain technologies related to the Research Program (“University Existing Technology” as defined in Schedule I(a) hereto, and “Sponsor Existing Technology” as defined in Schedule I (b) hereto, collectively the “Existing Technologies”), and each party acknowledges that it does not have nor shall have any rights, title or interest to the other party’s Existing Technology.

More Definitions of Existing Technology

Existing Technology means the Technology owned by ADA as of the Effective Date, as further described on Schedule 1 hereto.

Existing Technology means any and all Technology that (a) (i) provided proof of concept for the Existing Biofuel Patent Rights, including the coding region, promoter guidance and vectors used for plant transformations, or (ii) is necessary or useful for the practice of the Existing Biofuel Patent Rights or the research, development, manufacture, use or sale of products in the Field and (b) is Controlled by a Senesco Party or its Affiliates as of the Effective Date.

Existing Technology is amended by inserting the word “Amendment” before the words “Effective Date” at the end of the definition.

Existing Technology. The software and intellectual property rights owned or licensed by Basis and its third-party partners, or any affiliate of Basis, in connection with the Platform or Platforms, which have been developed, used or operated by Basis. “External Feed” An automated price stream that requires completion of a validation check by some automated process outside the control and premises of the Basis Platforms. “FCA” The Financial Conduct Authority. “FCA Rules” The rules, regulations and guidelines of the FCA together with the Investment Business Act of 2003, the Proceeds of Crime Act of 2008, and any rules or regulations promulgated pursuant thereto. “Fees” Fees are defined in Section 2.21). “Floating Gain/Loss” The total of all open positions on your account, marked to market “Governmental Authority” Any national, federal, state, provincial, county, municipal, or local government, foreign or domestic, or the government of any political subdivision of any of the foregoing, or any entity, authority, agency, ministry or other similar body exercising executive, legislative, judicial, regulatory or administrative authority or functions of or pertaining to government, including any authority or other quasi- governmental entity established to perform any of such functions. “Basis Party” Basis, its Platforms, its affiliates, and their respective representatives. “IM Factor” The percentage or multiplier specified by Basis (in its absolute discretion) in relation to a particular market. “Implied Volatility” The estimated volatility of the price of the underlying market between the time of calculation and the time of expiry. “Initial Margin” The funds required by Basis for a user to open (and maintain) a trade. “IP Rights” IP rights are defined in Section 2.19). “Law” All applicable laws, rules, regulations, judgements, decrees, treaties, ordinances, orders and rulings, interpretations and statements of policy, of any Governmental Authority or self-regulatory organisation, authority, agency or body, in each case which has jurisdiction over Basis, the User, or their respective operations. "Long Position" An Open Position that results from the purchase of the Base Currency. “Marked to Market” The value of an open position calculated at the current Deal price.

Existing Technology means all Patent Rights and Know-How of Licensor in the Field existing as of the Effective Date, including without limitation, the Patent Rights and Know-How listed on Exhibit B hereto.

Existing Technology shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.8(a) (iii).

Existing Technology means the software and intellectual property rights owned or licensed by StoneX or any Affiliate of StoneX, in connection with which the Platform has been developed, used or operated by StoneX.