ROM-Key definition

ROM-Key means a plastic housing containing an integrated EPROM bearing the lot-specific calibration data regarding the Test Strips or others, to be plugged into the Product or other parts of the system or future developments thereof for the calibration of the Lifestream Product. "ROM Key Code" shall mean an electronic file with ***** which enables LRE or others to code a ROM key for Lifestream with calibration data for the Test Strips as originally delivered in vials by Roche. "Software" shall mean all software, software source codes in electronic, print-out or magnetic media form, and all software assembly, linkage, verification and validation protocols for the Product. "Specifications" shall mean the drawings and detailed specifications for the Product in the form attached hereto as Exhibit A "Test Strip" shall mean integrated units containing whole blood chemistries for total cholesterol or other substrate testing for analyzing those components in human capillary blood based on the technology and quality used in connection with the ***** System.
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ROM-Key means a plastic housing containing an integrated EPROM bearing the lot-specific calibration data regarding Cholesterol Test Strips, to be plugged into the Test Instrument Module for the calibration of Lifestream Product.
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  • Execution Date means the date on which the parties execute and enter into this Agreement.

  • Separation Date has the meaning set forth in the Separation Agreement.

  • Books Closure Date means the date and time to be determined by the Manager on which the register of Unitholders will be closed for the purpose of determining the entitlements of Unitholders to a Distribution;

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