TTJ definition

TTJ means ImmuCell's product, Tip-Test: Johne's, for which a complete product license application was submitted to the U.S. Department of Agriculture on or about June 30, 1999. TTJ is the first test to be developed by ImmuCell utilizing the LICENSED TECHNOLOGY.
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TTJ has the meaning assigned to such term in the Preamble.
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Examples of TTJ in a sentence

  • The traffic safety regulation (TF) includes safety regulations that complement or tighten the regulations in relation to the national safety regulations (Safety Regulations of 1975 and Trafikverket’s traffic regulation for railway operations – TTJ).

  • TTU, TTJ and their subsidiaries will fully and truthfully cooperate with the United States in the prosecution of this case, the conduct of the current federal investigations of violations of the federal antitrust and related criminal laws in the non-machined and semi-machined isostatic graphite and other graphite or carbon products industries, and any litigation or other proceedings arising or resulting from any such investigation to which the United States is a party (“Federal Proceeding”).

  • The parties agree that, with respect to CROA 4259 and the supplementary award, ad hoc road switchers will receive all payments that are applicable to a freight crew that is called in turn service, including but not limited to, off main payments (OM), TT&J and PU claims pursuant to the respective Collective Agreement provisions.

  • The TF does not generally include regulations that exist in the rules of the concerned countries, including various supplementary instructions (SIN, TTJ, TDOK and the like.) The TF or any specific annex must be distributed as a personal copy The Railway Undertaking is responsible to instruct its personnel in the TF.

  • This entails that such person must possess a personnel security clearance up to the level TIL TJENESTEBRUG (TTJ) (”NATO RESTRICTED” / ”EU RESTRICTED”) issued by the Danish Defence Intelligence Ser- vice or a personnel security clearance at minimum a corresponding level issued by the national security authority responsible for defence security in a country which has a security agreement with Denmark.