Supporting Materials definition

Supporting Materials means blocking, mats, cribbing, marsh buggies (in marshes/wetlands), or similar supporting materials or devices.

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Supporting Materials means all documentation, source code, example code and data files that accompany the Software.

Supporting Materials means any materials explaining or supporting the Budget which have been produced by the Franchisee and serve as a Supporting Materials;

Examples of Supporting Materials in a sentence

• You shall provide your Customers or other HPE Authorized Partners with the relevant Supporting Materials, such as but not limited to (i) product-specific Additional Licensing Authorizations (ALAs), (ii) Support data sheets, (iii) SaaS Service Descriptions, (iv) HPE Data Protection Regulations, (v) ▇▇▇▇ etc.

• Supporting Materials contain HPE´s obligations towards the Customer with regard to any transaction with you under this Agreement.

• Supporting Materials are contained within the Product packaging, with HPE quotes, on indicated web pages or the HPE Partner Portal, or available upon request.

• Specifically, Valuation Firm will make available to Recipient the written valuation reports (including, for the avoidance of doubt, all Supporting Materials) prepared pursuant to the Engagement, which valuation reports will describe the scope of the Engagement, the reviews performed and any limitations thereto, and include certain value determinations and summary analyses of Valuation Firm which support its REIT valuations (the “Valuation Reports”) (collectively, “Confidential Information”).

• Customer may reproduce, publicly distribute, and publicly display Supporting Material, in any format or medium, only for the purpose of assisting Customer’s Users, employees, and volunteers in using The Apollo ILS/LSP and may modify or alter Supporting Materials as reasonably necessary to engage in such activities.

More Definitions of Supporting Materials

Supporting Materials has the meaning described in Section 2.1(c).

Supporting Materials. ’ means blocking, mats, cribbing, marsh buggies (in marshes/wetlands), or simi- lar supporting materials or devices.

Supporting Materials means any documentation that is incorporated into Transaction Documents by reference or attachment, as may be further described in the applicable Additional Terms. Teaming Agreement has the meaning set forth in the Strategic Alliance and Development Agreement.

Supporting Materials means, with respect to each NAND Flash Memory Design, those things set forth on Schedule 3 solely as and to the extent (a) such things exist on the Effective Date, (b) they are either owned by Micron or are licensed to Micron with the right to sublicense without any further payment to any Third Party, and (c) Micron is not prohibited by Applicable Law or contractual restriction from disclosing or licensing as contemplated under this Agreement.

Supporting Materials means the materials detailed in Annex A attached hereto.

Supporting Materials means blocking, mats, cribbing, or similar supporting materials or devices. The Equipment must not be assembled or used unless ground conditions are firm, sufficiently compacted in accordance with the manufacturer of the Equipment’s requirements, drained, and graded to a sufficient extent so that, in conjunction (if necessary) with the use of supporting materials, the Equipment manufacturer's specifications for adequate support and degree of level of the Equipment are met. The Contractor shall ensure that ground preparations necessary to meet the requirements of this paragraph are provided, which includes, but is not limited to, the identification, communication and elimination of hazards in, around and beneath the Equipment set-up area, including below grade.

Supporting Materials means materials provided to a quorum of members of a public body including, but not limited to, written records, audio and/or video recordings, photographs, and digital data, which would reasonably be relied upon by the public body in making a decision.