NMR Subsystem definition

NMR Subsystem means the subsystem for the Magnus Analyzer that comprises a NMR system that exposes the sample material to magnetic energy and detects the sample’s resonance response and that consists of the [***] (the “NMR Magnet”), the [***] (the “Probe”), the [***] (the “Console”) and the acquisition software that will communicate with the Control Subsystem.
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NMR Subsystem means the Agilent device used in the Vantera Analyzer, including the components thereof and any subsequent versions, improvements, derivatives and adaptations thereto, that exposes the sample material to magnetic energy and detects the sample’s resonance response to such exposure and consists of an NMR magnet assembly, an NMR sample probe, controlling electronics, and acquisition software that communicates with a control subsystem (the “Console”), and any Components, each as further referenced in Section 3.2.
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Examples of NMR Subsystem in a sentence

  • Each Party will maintain all records and documentation required by the FDA and other applicable regulatory authorities with respect to the development, manufacture or sale of the NMR Subsystem or Magnus Analyzer and will provide a copy of, or access to, such records to the other Party upon the reasonable request of the other Party.

  • LipoScience further agrees that it will provide any amendments to the Specification to Varian, and Varian will have the right to review and provide input on such Specification; provided, however, that other than with respect to the NMR Subsystem (for which Varian shall have the right to approve that portion of the Specification), LipoScience will retain the final decision on the final Specification for the Magnus Analyzer.

  • By no later than [***], or such other date as the Project Managers may mutually agree, LipoScience will develop and prepare a final Development Plan for the Magnus Analyzer, with Varian jointly developing and approving the Development Plan as it relates to the development of the NMR Subsystem and Varian’s obligations under the Development Plan.

  • LipoScience will have the primary authority and obligation to develop a final Specification for the Magnus Analyzer; provided, however, that Varian will have the right to jointly develop and approve the final Specification as it relates to the NMR Subsystem.

  • LipoScience will have the right to amend the Development Plan at any time during the course of development; provided, however, that LipoScience shall not amend the Development Plan without the prior written approval of the Varian Project Manager if such amendment would have an impact on Varian’s obligations thereunder or otherwise relates to the NMR Subsystem.

  • Each Party will promptly disclose to the other Party any invention, idea, designs, methods, technology, copyrights or other intellectual property (whether or not patentable or protectable by copyrights) relating to the Magnus Analyzer (including the Autosampler, the NMR Subsystem and the Control Subsystem) conceived, developed, created or acquired (subject to any Third Party confidentiality obligations existing as of the Effective Date) by such Party during the Term.

  • LipoScience will provide routine maintenance and service, either directly or through an Affiliate, to its customers for the Magnus Analyzer, including the NMR Subsystem, including on site maintenance and repair.

  • The System Manufacturer will be responsible for manufacturing the prototypes and commercial versions of the Autosampler, and integrating the NMR Subsystem manufactured by Varian, the Autosampler and Control Subsystem to create the Magnus Analyzer.

  • Varian agrees that it will dedicate certain employees of Varian to the development of the Probe for integration in the NMR Subsystem, such development may be performed jointly with employees or representatives of LipoScience.

  • Each Party shall retain sole responsibility for and control over the preparation, filing, prosecution and maintenance of such Party’s Patent Rights and other intellectual property protection; provided, however, that the Parties agree to consult with each other regarding the appropriateness of seeking patent protection for any inventions or improvements relating to the Magnus Analyzer or NMR Subsystem, including the jurisdictions in which such Patent Rights should be sought.