Modes of exploitation Sample Clauses

Modes of exploitation. In accordance with paragraph 1, 2 and 3, Article 10, the Agency shall acquire ownership of each of the results produced as an outcome of this contract which may be used for any of the following purposes:
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Modes of exploitation. All reports, data, materials, analysis and other discoveries produced within this Contract and for which the rights vest in the Union and thereby the Union has acquired the ownership in accordance with Article II.10 may be used in the following way:
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Modes of exploitation. All studies, analysis, materials, reports, dramatic, musical, cinematographic or other artistic work, broadcasts, designs, drawings, website layout or content, computations, documented data, database format and data, methods of creation produced within this Contract and for which the rights vest in the SJU and thereby the SJU has acquired the ownership in accordance with Article II.10 may be used in the following way: [i) distribution: • publishing in paper copies • publishing in electronic form as downloadable/non-downloadable file • making available on internet • broadcasting • public presentation or display • communication through a press information services, • inclusion in widely accessible databases or indexes • in any form and by any method existing at this date and in the future • giving access on individual requests without right to reproduce or exploit, as provided for by Regulation 1049/2001 regarding public access to European Parliament, Council and SJU documents
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Modes of exploitation. The ETF shall acquire ownership of each of the results produced as an outcome of this Contract which may be used for any of the following purposes:
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Modes of exploitation. All media analysis reports and summaries of media items produced within this Contract and for which the rights vest in the Union and thereby the Union has acquired the ownership in accordance with Article II.10 may be used in the following way:
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Modes of exploitation. All studies/analysis /materials/reports or scientific work, designs, computations, documented data, database format and data, methods of creation, discoveries produced within this Contract and for which the rights vest in EIGE and thereby EIGE has acquired the ownership in accordance with Article II.10 may be used in the following way:
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Modes of exploitation. Fusion for Energy shall acquire ownership of each of the Results produced as an outcome of this Contract.
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