Proprietary Equipment definition

Proprietary Equipment means equipment designed and/or distributed by a gaming supplier for a specific purpose or use in connection with an ERS.

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Proprietary Equipment means those moveable or permanent fixtures, furniture and equipment located on or affixed to Airline’s Allocated Premises, or elsewhere at the Airport, purchased and/or constructed at the cost and expense of City which are made available for use by Airline and subject to the Surcharge for Proprietary Equipment, if any, as set forth in a separate written agreement between City and Airline.

Proprietary Equipment means the constituent, integral, and inseparable parts of the TCS-1 System specified in Schedule 1.8 hereto.

Examples of Proprietary Equipment in a sentence

• The Operator shall not copy, reproduce, design, or build, or cause, assist, or suffer to be copied, reproduced, designed, or built by any other person, firm, or corporation any equipment in any way similar to, or based upon, the design or structure of the Leased Proprietary Equipment, or of any part thereof.

• The Leased Proprietary Equipment shall not be transferred or sublet by the Operator to any other person, firm or corporation, the Operator shall not permit any other person, firm, or corporation to use the Leased Proprietary Equipment, and this agreement may not be assigned by the Operator either by its own act or by operation of law.

• The Operator shall not permit any Leased Proprietary Equipment to be abused, not permit the removal of any descriptions, instructions, warnings plate or markings, or other writings of any kind whatsoever put on the Leased Proprietary Equipment by the Manufacturer, nor attach anything to or remove anything from the Leased Proprietary Equipment.

• The Operator shall not transfer, deliver, sublease, or encumber the Leased Proprietary Equipment to any person, corporation, or firm, and the Lease provided in Section 4.2 of this Agreement may not be assigned by the Operator except with the Manufacturer's express prior written consent.

• Accordingly, DRI agrees that all proprietary equipment shall be sold subject to the Proprietary Equipment Repurchase provisions of the Equipment Sales Agreement.

More Definitions of Proprietary Equipment

Proprietary Equipment means any existing or future equipment one hundred percent (100%) owned by Infineum;

Proprietary Equipment means one or several pieces of equipment developed during the Work which a licensee of the Process or the Intermediate Process needs to purchase from Axens as mandatory supplier. A list of Proprietary Equipment will be approved by Steering Committee.

Proprietary Equipment means the proprietary ATCS hardware, computers, servers, configured work stations, and other ATCS components, diagnostic and simulation tools, spare parts and other parts and electronic, mechanical or electrical components that are proprietary to Thales and can only be supplied by Thales, including but not limited to the ATCS Equipment, Software and other ATCS elements listed in Appendix B to this Implementation Contract.

Proprietary Equipment means those moveable or permanent furniture, fixtures, and equipment located on or affixed to Airline’s Leased Premises, or elsewhere at the Airport, purchased and/or constructed at the cost and expense of ▇▇▇▇ which are made available for use by Airline and subject to the Tenant Surcharge for Proprietary Equipment, if any, as set forth in a separate written agreement between ▇▇▇▇ and Airline;

Proprietary Equipment means any existing or future equipment one hundred percent (100%) owned by Infineum; “Receiving Party” has the meaning given to this term in Article 4.3.1;

Proprietary Equipment under the FSO Agreement (as hereinafter defined), which is 100% owned by Infineum.

Proprietary Equipment means the equipment, devices, tools, software, and machines that are particularly suited for use with the Proprietary Formula and used by Eaucentrix to formulate, process, and produce the Proprietary Formula.