NRE definition

NRE means non-recurring engineering.
NRE has the meaning set forth in the preamble.
NRE means None Recurring Expenses

Examples of NRE in a sentence

  • Any cost savings which are achieved by Supplier as a result of changes proposed solely by Supplier, or jointly by the Parties, after Supplier has recovered its NRE Items associated with the cost reduction, shall be shared equally by the Parties for a period of twelve (12) months and shall be retained exclusively by the Buyer after twelve (12) months.

  • The Buyer shall have an option at any time, which shall be exercised by written notice to Supplier, to pay not more that the balance of the outstanding NRE Item cost for its outright ownership.

  • Any cost savings which are achieved by Supplier as a result of implementing cost reductions proposed solely by the Buyer shall reduce the price of the Products by the entire amount of Supplier’s cost savings, after Supplier has recovered its NRE Items associated with the cost reduction.

  • The Network Huts shall be maintained, erected, placed, or altered in a safe, commercially and good and workmanlike manner and free from debris and litter on an ongoing basis.

  • Upon such request, Jabil shall provide to Company reasonably detailed supporting documentation and/or descriptions of the NRE Costs for which Jabil seeks reimbursement.


More Definitions of NRE

NRE. “ means the non-recurring engineering fees charged for specific phases of work as set forth in the DPA.
NRE means non-recurring engineering expenses.
NRE non-recurring engineering expenses.
NRE means non-recurring engineering Services.
NRE means any amounts incurred by Adesto for non-recurring engineering expenses related to Further Licenses of PMC Technology to third parties, which amounts: [*].
NRE means NorthStar Realty Europe Corp., a Maryland corporation.
NRE means any non-recurring engineering work performed by or for GLOBALFOUNDRIES in connection with the manufacture of Products or Masks, including but not limited to reticle frame generation, test program development, fabrication of reticle set and prototype wafers, multi-purpose wafers, and fabrication of and all work using probe card wafers, probe cards and load board.