Project Materials definition

Project Materials means any and all works of authorship, artistic, literary and other works, inventions and materials designed, created, developed, written or prepared by the Supplier (or the Supplier's Personnel) in the course of providing the Services, whether individually, collectively or jointly with the Purchaser and on whatever media;

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Project Materials means any and all works of authorship and materials developed by the Consultant, its employees, agents in relation to Services (whether individually, collectively or jointly with the Company and on whatever media) including, without limitation, any and all reports, studies, data, diagrams, charts, specifications, pre contractual and contractual documents and all drafts thereof and working papers relating thereto, but excluding consultants ordinary correspondence.

Project Materials means any materials developed or delivered as part of the Project (including the material listed in the "Outputs and outcomes of the project" section of the Application) by or on behalf of the Recipient.

Examples of Project Materials in a sentence

Vendor agrees not to assert, challenge, or assist any third party in asserting or challenging Company’s ownership or rights in the Company Materials or the Project Materials.
Vendor irrevocably waives any and all moral rights, artist’s rights, rental rights, or similar rights in the Project Materials, and agrees that Company may revise, adapt, modify, expand, condense, re-title, re-draw, re-color, or otherwise alter the Project Materials in any manner and for any purpose without Vendor’s consent.
Vendor shall not permit any liens, claims, encumbrances, or security interests to be placed upon or asserted against the Company Materials or the Project Materials, and shall take all steps necessary to ensure that no such interests arise.
Upon completion of the Services, termination of this Agreement for any reason, or upon Company’s written request, Vendor shall promptly deliver to Company or destroy all Company Materials and Project Materials, whether completed or in progress, including all documents, drafts, data, tools, scripts, workflows, logs, prompts, model-interaction data, and any other items or information created or used in connection with the Services.
As payment in full for the creation of the Project Materials and the performance of the Services described in the applicable Statements of Work, Company shall pay Vendor the amounts set forth in each Statement of Work.

More Definitions of Project Materials

Project Materials means all works of authorship and materials as may be developed, written, prepared, produced, created, compiled, collected or supplied by the Grantee, its directors, partners, employees, authorised sub-contractors, Project Coordinator, Collaborating Persons, agents or volunteers in relation to the Project or for the purpose of this Agreement (including without limitation, all reports, teaching or training materials, working papers, studies, compilation of data, diagrams, charts, photographs, drawings, specifications, evaluations, books and records, financial accounts, documents, other things and materials, all pre-contractual and contractual documents and all drafts thereof, which are recorded or stored by whatever means in whatever form or media).

Project Materials means Materials that are discovered or developed in the performance of the Research Project.

Project Materials means works created by the Supplier in the course of provision of the Deliverables.

Project Materials means all non-privileged, final and material studies, applications, reports, permits, plans, drawings, and similar work product, prepared for the Project by Project Consultants for Developer.

Project Materials has the meaning described in Clause 9.2.

Project Materials means anything brought or required to be brought into existence as part of, or for the purpose of, carrying out, or in connection with, the Project, including all reports, documents, computer models, data files and field data.