Final Draft definition
Final Draft means the version submitted to ASCE after peer review and prior to copyediting or other ASCE production activities; it does not include the copyedited version, the page proof, a PDF, or full-text HTML of the published version. Exceptions to the Copyright Transfer policy exist in the following circumstances. Check the appropriate box below to indicate whether you are claiming an exception:
Final Draft means a final draft of a Specification for approval by a super majority (two-thirds) of the Members.
Final Draft means a final draft of a Specification produced by a Consortium Working Group that will be forwarded to the Board for Ratification and subsequent public release.
Examples of Final Draft in a sentence
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Project Number C-18/19 Final Draft Report to Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program, Denver, Colorado.
The Final Draft Form 8-K has been prepared and is capable of being filed immediately after the Closing (or the immediate next Business Day thereafter).
At any time during the creation of a Draft Specification or during the Ratification Period for a Final Draft any Member may choose to issue an IP Disclosure Certificate accompanied by a signed certificate (“Reciprocal License Certificate”) certifying Member’s grant of the Reciprocal License for disclosed Necessary Patent Claims for, or expected to be for, a Final Draft.
At the end of the Ratification Period the Board will vote for Ratification of the Final Draft or establish an IP Committee as defined below.
More Definitions of Final Draft
Final Draft means the version submitted to ASCE after peer review and prior to copyediting or other ASCE production activities; it does not include the copyedited version, the page proof, a PDF, or full-text HTML of the published version. Exceptions to the Copyright Transfer policy exist in the following circumstances. Check the appropriate box below to indicate whether you are claiming an exception: U.S. Government labs) may or may not be subject to copyright transfer. Authors must refer to their contractor agreement. For works that qualify as U.S. Government works by a contractor, ASCE acknowledges that the U.S. Government retains a nonexclusive, paid-up, irrevocable, worldwide license to publish or reproduce this work for U.S. Government purposes only. This policy DOES NOT apply to work created with U.S. Government grants. I, the corresponding author, confirm that the authors listed on the manuscript are aware of their authorship status and qualify to be authors on the manuscript according to the guidelines above. I, the corresponding author, confirm that the content, figures (drawings, charts, photographs, etc.), and tables in the submitted work are either original work created by the authors listed on the manuscript or work for which permission to re- use has been obtained from the creator.
Final Draft means a draft for payment under the Letter of Credit accompanied by a completed and executed document in the form of Annex D thereto.
Final Draft shall have the meaning assigned in Section 6.4(a).
Final Draft means that version of the Draft Specification that the Promoters have identified as ready for Final review.
Final Draft has the meaning assigned to that term in the Letter of Credit.
Final Draft means a final draft of the Forum Standards which has been deliberated by the standardization committee after confirmation of an IPR declaration regarding the Working Group Draft.
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