General-Use definition
General-Use. Reagent means any product, service or process that relates to general genetic analysis methods and/or products and that does not employ or is not produced by the practice of any Invention or whose manufacture, use, practice, sale, offer for sale, or importation would not constitute an infringement by Licensee or its Sub-Licensee of any rights afforded by the Inventions.
General-Use means, in relation to the APSIM Software:
General-Use means use in areas exposed (at ground surface without an overlying hydraulically or bituminous bound layer such as concrete or macadam) and present over a high permeability subsoil, which overlie a groundwater aquifer, and can include low permeability uses;
Examples of General-Use in a sentence
Any such Final Term Sheet is an Issuer General-Use Free Writing Prospectus for purposes of this Agreement.
More Definitions of General-Use
General-Use means use of aircraft for purposes of high level reconnaissance (500 ft. above ground or higher) and will not require special equipment.
General-Use means “prevalent, usual, extensive though not universal, wide spread.”
General-Use. Access to the District’s electronic communications system is a privilege, not a right. Noncompliance with applicable regulations may result in suspension or termination of privileges and other disciplinary action consistent with District policies. • Use of district electronic communications systems is not confidential and is monitored 24 hours a day. • There is no expectation of privacy, and all Internet activity is recorded. • System users shall keep their passwords confidential. • System users may not use another person’s system account or email account. • Attempts to log in to any computer network beyond the system user’s authorized level of access may result in immediate cancellation of user privileges or other disciplinary action. • System users may not allow students to access the network through their account. • Any infraction of the Network Systems Use & Data Security Agreement by a system user shall be reported to the Director of MIS, MIS Network and Security Manager, and the MIS Technology & Cybersecurity Manager. • The district, in its sole discretion, has the right to determine who is or is not given access to the district network and electronic communications systems. • All digital content created for the district website or representing the district must adhere to the GISD Communications Department's web and branding standards. Internet/Electronic Communications Use: Access to the District’s electronic communications system, including the Internet, is provided exclusively for instructional and administrative purposes and must strictly adhere to administrative regulations. Users should be aware that there is no expectation of privacy, and all Internet activity is subject to monitoring and recording. System users are required to observe generally accepted rules of network etiquette (netiquette). • Be polite and respectful: Treat others with courtesy and respect in all communications, whether in emails, chats, forums, or social media platforms. • Use appropriate language: Avoid using offensive, discriminatory, or inflammatory language. Be mindful of cultural sensitivities and diverse perspectives.