CHALLENGE PROCESS Sample Clauses

CHALLENGE PROCESS. The Challenge consists of several stages: • Registration. All Participants are required to register their details (e.g. names, selected theme, etc.) on the Challenge website. The registration process will open at 08:00 hours BST on Thursday 8 July 2021 (“Registration Opening”). and close at 19:00 hours BST on Sunday 5 September 2021 (“Registration Deadline”). Interested Participants will have the choice to join an existing team or set up a new team anytime between the Registration Opening and the Registration Deadline (“Registration Period”). Participants will have the opportunity to review profile of team members they wish to join as well as invite other students to join their teams, on the Challenge website.
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CHALLENGE PROCESS. 6.1 The Challenge is divided into two (2) rounds:
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CHALLENGE PROCESS. The Challenge consists of several stages: • Registration. All Participants are required to register their details (e.g. names, selected theme, etc.) on the Challenge website latest by 17:00 hours BST on Friday 6 November 2020 (“Registration Deadline”). The registration process will open at 08:00 hours BST on Wednesday 21 October 2020 (“Registration Opening”). Interested Participants will have the choice to register individually, join a team or set up a team anytime between the the Registration Opening and the Registration Deadline (“Registration Period”). Participants will have the opportunity to review existing teams (to join) as well as find other students to join teams that they set up, on the Challenge website. • Submission. Participants should submit their respective ideas and solutions on their chosen Theme on or before 17:00 hours BST on Sunday 22 November 2020 (“First Submission”). If a Participant does not upload a Deliverable on the Challenge website before the deadline, this will be considered as a withdrawal from the Challenge. The Participant may not join the Challenge will not be eligible for any feedback, certificate or prize from the Sponsor. • Shortlisting. ProjectSet will set up an independent panel of judges (the “Jury”) to evaluate all submissions. In the first instance, the Jury will select up to 25 teams to join the final round. The selection will be based on an assessment of the Deliverables according to the Selection Criteria determined by the jury. You agree and acknowledge that the Challenge relies on your creativity, capacity, ability, and ingenuity to solve difficult problems. The Challenge does not depend, even partially, on chance or luck, and therefore should not be considered as a lottery. Under no circumstances are factors such as appearance, religion, political opinions or sexual orientation considered to impact shortlisting probability.
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CHALLENGE PROCESS. The Challenge consists of several stages: • Registration. All Participants are required to register their details (e.g. names, selected theme, etc.) on the Challenge website. The registration process will open at 08:00 hours IST on Thursday 13 July 2023 (“Registration Opening”). and close at 12:00 hours IST on Friday 24 October 2023 (“Registration Deadline”). Participants are required to: o Select the appropriate track to ensure that they register in the correct Challenge Website (there are different website pages for each track). o Upload proof of their current affiliation as a student in a University (e.g. id copy or a letter from the xxxx). • Submission. The challenge will officially open on Thursday 5 October 2023 Participants can upload a copy of their research proposal (the “Deliverable”) any time after the Registration Deadline and before 18:00 hours IST on Sunday 19 November 2023 (“Submission Deadline”). If a Participant does not upload a Deliverable on the Challenge website before the Submission Deadline, this will be considered as a withdrawal from the Challenge and the Participant will not be eligible for any feedback, certificate or prize from the Sponsor. Each participating team will be given access to a private virtual workspace where they can collaborate virtually to develop the research proposal and upload the final Deliverable.
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CHALLENGE PROCESS. Upon receiving a Game Submission, Xxxxxx will have the right to review the Game and decide, in its sole and absolute discretion, whether to approve (“Approve”) or reject (“Reject”) the Game for CPI or CTR testing and participation in the Challenge. Kwlaee will notify you of its decision via email or through the Portal. Even if your Game is initially Approved, Xxxxxx reserves the right to Reject your Game Submission at any time and for any reason, at which point your Game Submission will be removed from the Challenge. If your Game Submission is Approved, Xxxxxx will use efforts that are reasonable in its sole discretion to test the Game Submission for a period selected by Xxxxxx (the “Testing Period”). Kwalee, in its sole and absolute discretion, has the right to (a) shorten or extend the Testing Period for your Game Submission, and (b) re-test your Game Submission as many times as it sees fit. Any time during which a Game Submission is being re-tested will be deemed part of the Testing Period. Kwalee may require you to make certain changes to your Game Submission (including the integration of certain SDKs into you Game) so that it is suitable for CPI, CTR, and any other marketability testing desired by Xxxxxx, including for the purpose of re-testing. Such a request may be made by Xxxxxx at any time (and such updated Game shall become the Game Submission). If, during or after the Testing Period for your Game, Xxxxxx desires to publish your Game, Xxxxxx will accept the Game Submission via email (an “Acceptance Notice”) and any further development and publishing terms will be subject to a separate written agreement between you and Kwalee (the “Kwalee Game Publishing Agreement”) which will include all applicable terms, including compensation to you in respect of the rights to be granted to Xxxxxx. The Kwalee Game Publishing Agreement will only be shared with you after Xxxxxx has issued an Acceptance Notice for your Game. For clarity, providing you with an Acceptance Notice will not obligate Xxxxxx to enter into a Kwalee Game Publishing Agreement with you. An agreement to publish the Game can only arise when you and Xxxxxx agree to the Kwalee Game Publishing Agreement in writing. If Xxxxxx does not wish to commercially exploit your Game, Xxxxxx will reject the Game Submission via email or through the Portal (a “Rejection Notice”). After issuing a Rejection Notice, Xxxxxx will delete the Game Submission, except for back-up and archival copies which may be retain...
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CHALLENGE PROCESS. 1. Nothing in this section shall be construed to deny any contract faculty members any grievance rights established under the California Education Code or this Agreement. Notwithstanding provisions of Article 6 of this Agreement, the Association or a unit member may not grieve the content of tenure review reports. It/he/she may grieve alleged violations of the procedures of tenure review as stipulated in this Article.
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