Transformation Event definition

Transformation Event means any form of event which affects the Digital Asset by splitting a Digital Asset into two or more digital assets, adding a new digital asset, including but not limited to so-called 8forks9, and / or other similar events transforming the nature of the original Digital Asset; and

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Transformation Event means any form of event which affects one or more of the Tracked Digital Currencies by splitting a Tracked Digital Currency into two or more digital currencies, adding a new digital currency, including but not limited to so-called ‘forks’, ‘airdrops’ and / or other similar events transforming the nature of the original Tracked Digital Currency.

Transformation Event means one instance of entry, stable integration and expression of an introduced gene into a cell which then develops into a functional organism expressing the introduced gene.

Examples of Transformation Event in a sentence

• For the avoidance of doubt, if the First Transformation Event occurs [***], no amount will be due under this Section 4.4. In case of disagreement as to the updated value of the Agreement at the date of the First Transformation Event, such value will be determined by an independent expert jointly selected by DYNACURE or, as applicable, the DYNACURE Direct Successor (or the buyer in case of dissolution thereof as a consequence of the First Transformation Event) and ICM acting on behalf of the Co-Owners.

• Upon mutual ------------------------------------------------------------- agreement of the parties by action of the Business Committee, either party may include a proprietary genetic trait (other than BIP based insect resistance) under any R&D Program, which trait may be coupled or stacked with the BIP based insect resistance trait comprising any BIP Transformation Event.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, if a Transformation Event (as defined on Exhibit A hereto) occurs during the final 14 months of the Term of Employment, the Term of Employment will then be extended until 14 months after such Transformation Event.

• The MPS Enabling Technology and Joint Enabling Technology are licensed to Pioneer to be used as only a part of a BIP Transformation Event, and are not licensed for use as a separate component or process other than with a BIP Event.

• Using the information and related data packages and regulatory submissions prepared by MPS, each of Pioneer and MPS will apply for and obtain their own authorizations to conduct field tests, experimental use permits and full registrations in their own names in North America for each BIP Transformation Event.

• The Pioneer Enabling Technology and Joint Enabling Technology are licensed to MPS to be used as only a part of a BIP Transformation Event, and are not licensed for use as a separate component or process other than with a BIP Transformation Event.

• For the purpose of obtaining approval from any regulatory ----- authorities in any country for any transgenic event or crop developed by Pioneer or MPS outside of any R&D Program, each of MPS and Pioneer will have access to, and the right to reference and use, any information, including any data included in any regulatory package prepared by MPS for registration of any BIP Transformation Event in North America.

More Definitions of Transformation Event

Transformation Event means the introduc- tion into a plant or an animal of genetic ma- terial that has been manipulated in vitro.’’. SEC. 4. GENETICALLY ENGINEERED FOODS.

Transformation Event means the insertion of a particular transgene into a specific location on a chromosome of a living organism;

Transformation Event means the introduction into a plant of genetic material that has been manipulated in vitro.

Transformation Event means the occurrence of some event, transaction or other situation that results in the Company: (a) no longer being a reporting company whose equity securities are registered under Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended; or (b) an acquisition, whether directly or indirectly, of at least 30% of the voting power of the Company, unless the members of the Board prior to the acquisition continue to constitute at least 75% of the members of the Board after such acquisition.