Basic Concept. The Parties shall share equally all Operating Profits and all Operating Losses (as applicable) for each Co-Developed Product in the U.S. Specifically, the Net Sales of such Product in the U.S. shall be allocated first to reimburse each Party for fifty percent (50%) of its Allowable Expenses for such Product in the U.S., and any remaining sums, shall be Operating Profit or Operating Loss (as applicable), which shall be shared fifty percent (50%) by each Party. The JFC will determine future financial flows regarding the sharing of Operating Profits and Allowable Expenses consistent with the first sentence of this Section 8.2(a) and with each Party’s then existing tax and transfer pricing policies.
Basic Concept. Subject to Sections 8.6(a) and 8.6(b), the Parties shall share all Operating Profits and all Operating Losses (as applicable) for each Product in the U.S. on a [****]* to BMS, [****]* to PDL basis. Specifically, the Net Sales of Product in the U.S. shall be allocated first to reimburse each Party for its share of Allowable Expenses for Product in the U.S., which shall be allocated [****]* to BMS and [****]* to PDL, and any remaining sums, shall be Operating Profit or Operating Loss (as applicable), which shall be shared as follows: [****]* by BMS and [****]* by PDL. For clarity, any upfront fees, milestone payments or royalties payable to Third Parties that are subject to Section 8.6(a) or 8.6(b) shall not be allocable to Development Costs or Allowable Expenses.
Basic Concept. In determining whether work should be contracted out or accomplished by the employees the guiding principle is that work the employees can do, or can be reasonably trained to do, shall be performed by the employees. Accordingly, the Company shall not contract out work for performance inside or outside Xxxxxxxx Works unless it demonstrates that such work meets one of the following exceptions.
Basic Concept. Academic freedom shall be guaranteed to teachers in the study, investigation, presentation and interpretation of facts and ideas concerning man, human society, the physical and biological world, and other branches of learning subject to accepted standards of professional responsibility with due regard to the maturity level of the student, District rules and policies, and the laws of the State of Oregon. The Board retains the right to set the curriculum for the District.
Basic Concept. Our work, denoted ORW, targets duty cycled protocol stacks, such as asynchronous, low power listening [BYA06]: In these protocols a sender transmits a stream of packets until the intended receiver selected by the routing protocol wakes up and acknowledges it, see Figure 15a and Figure 15b. To integrate opportunistic routing into duty cycled environments, we depart from the traditional unicast forwarding in one key aspect: The first node that (a) wakes up, (b) receives the packet, and (c) provides sufficient routing progress, acknowledges and forwards the packet, see Figure 15c. For example, in Figure 15a node A can reach node C either directly via an unreliable link or via B. If A → C is too unreliable, i.e., PRR less than 50%, traditional routing will ignore A → C and rely on A → B → C. ORW extends this, by also including the unreliable link A → C into the routing process: If A → C is temporary available and C wakes up before B, ORW will utilize it for forwarding. This reduces the average number of hops, delay, and energy consumption.
Basic Concept. IS Model identifies common properties of Entities and Relations. Two typologies of Entities are envisaged: • Resources, i.e. entities representing a description of "thing" to be managed; Every Resource is characterised by a number of Facets. • Facets, i.e. entities contributing to "build" a description of a Resource. Every facet, once attached to a Resource profile captures a certain aspect / characterization of the resource; Every facet is characterised by a number of properties; Two typologies of Relations are envisaged: • isRelatedTo, i.e. a relation linking any two Resources. • consistsOf, i.e. a relation connecting each Resource with one of the Facets characterizing it.
Basic Concept. The Customer and ProMinent hereby conclude the SLA in awareness of the fact that, regardless of the degree of care, absolute data security and complete data protection is not technically possible when using internet connections and web-based services. Even encrypted transfers and high security standards do not constitute comprehensive protection against access to the measured values and analyses by unauthorised third parties.
Basic Concept. 2.1. The following terms have the following meanings for the purposes of this Agreement:
2.1.1. «ORANGE FOOTPRINTS» - online store located on the domain name xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, carrying out its activities through the Internet resource and related services.
2.1.2. Online store-a site containing information about the Goods, the Seller, allowing the selection, order and (or) purchase of Goods.
2.1.3. Administration of the website of the online store – IE Polunin Gennadii Igorevich (Individual taxpayer identification number 502405319459, the main state registration number of the individual entrepreneur 319508100102590, 143402, Moskow region, Xxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, 00 A, 7).
2.1.4. The user of the website of the online store (hereinafter the user) is a person who has access to the Website through the Internet and uses the Website.
2.1.5. The content of the website of the online store (hereinafter-the Content) – protected results of intellectual activity, including texts, their titles, annotations, articles, illustrations, graphic, text, photographic, derivative, composite and other works, user interfaces, visual interfaces, logo, computer programs, databases, as well as the design, structure, selection, coordination, appearance, general style and location of the Content included in the Site and other intellectual property objects all together and / or separately contained on the website of the online store.
Basic Concept. 3.1.1 Participants will pursue a dual-track SALIS to address both the NATO and EU assured access requirements for outsized cargo and their individual national needs for outsized air lift flying hours and assured access to them.
3.1.2 The NATO and EU requirements will be met through an assured access clause in subsequent contract(s), whereby the contractor(s) will provide assured access for up to six (6) AN-124-100 no later than six (6) days after notification by the Steering Board (SB). In such a case, these six (6) aircraft will be available for up to twenty (20) consecutive days and able to fly a minimum of eight hundred (800) total hours during that period. This assured access may be activated once every calendar year, independent of the national annual flying hours or national access rights used during the calendar year in which the NATO or EU activation takes place.
3.1.3 In addition to the minimum number of annual flying hours stated in 3.1.2, national requirements for annual flying hours and access to this capability may be met through a contracted number of additional annual flying hours and through Activation Rights.
3.1.4 Participants will, under normal circumstances, pre-plan the use of their national outsized air lift flying hours and co-ordinate the employment of these hours through the Strategic Air Lift Coordination Cell (SALCC).
3.1.5 For the purpose of the Activation Rights referred to in paragraph 3.1.3, the Contractor will be required to provide a minimum of fifty (50) single outsized cargo aircraft activations over the eight years of the project.
3.1.6 As a group, Participants will always keep a minimum of six (6) and a maximum of ten (10) Activation Rights reserved for the deployment of NATO or EU forces. The remaining Activation Rights will be distributed amongst Participants as detailed in paragraph 3.1.7.
3.1.7 National access to Activation Rights will be determined in accordance with the sharing key described at Annex B. Participants requiring more than their normal share may buy extra Activation Rights. The general terms of use of all Participants Activation Rights are outlined in section 6 of this MOU.
3.1.8 Participants will use their Activation Rights through the SALCC. Unless under exceptional circumstances as detailed in section 6, Participants can use no more than two (2) single Activation Rights simultaneously. In addition to the NATO and EU requirements for assured access to a maximum of six (6) outsized air lift aircraft ...
Basic Concept. The Seller operates the Existing Facility to provide the Company with thirty (30) MW of energy under the Current PPA. The Seller will design, construct, permit, own, operate and maintain the Expansion Facility at the Site to provide an additional eight (8) MW of energy to the Company under this Agreement. The Seller will also use the Expansion Facility to partially supplement some of the Seller’s obligations under the Current PPA as well as meet certain operational requirements and dispatch rights from the Seller to the Company. During the Term, the Committed Capacity from that Expansion Facility will be sold to the Company under the Company Dispatch for use in the Company’s System. The Expansion Facility shall be designed, constructed, permitted, operated and maintained by the Seller so that it will be available by the Commercial Operation Date Deadline and thereafter meet its Firm Obligation to be available for service within the parameters set forth herein. In addition, the Existing Facility shall be modified to meet certain operational requirements and dispatch rights from the Seller to the Company.
