Deposition. Each party to a dispute shall have the right to take ---------- the deposition of up to [two] individuals and any expert witness designated by each other party. Each party also shall have the right to make requests for production of documents to any party. The subpoena right specified below shall be applicable to discovery pursuant to this paragraph. Additional discovery may be had only where the arbitrator selected pursuant to this Section 14 so orders, upon a showing of reasonable and substantial need. At least 30 days before the arbitration, the parties must exchange lists of witnesses, including any expert, and copies of all exhibits intended to be used at the arbitration. Each party shall have the right to subpoena witnesses and documents for the arbitration.
Deposition. A written declaration under oath, made upon notice of an adverse party for the purpose of enabling the adverse party to attend and examine a witness or party to an action. The term sometimes is used in a special sense to denote a statement made orally by a person under oath before an examiner, commissioner, or officer of the court (but not in open court) and transcribed in writing.
Deposition. The Licensed Materials are deposited permanently with Portico, an independent not-for-profit organization maintaining dark digital archives. By joining Portico, the Licensee will have assured access in perpetuity through Portico to the Licensed Material should access via the Licensor no longer be possible.
Deposition. Pursuant to the VRLTA, Landlord may apply all or part of the security deposit to the payment of accrued rent and the amount of any damages which have been suffered, including but not limited to, physical damages, including attorneys’ fees and costs. It is Landlord’s policy to apply security deposits to non-rent items first, and then to any unpaid rent. Within forty-five (45) days after termination of the tenancy and return of possession of the Dwelling Unit be Tenant(s) to Landlord, Landlord must provide Tenants(s) with an itemized listing of all deductions made from the security deposit, and with payment of amount due Tenant(s). If Tenant(s) comply with all terms and conditions of the Lease and with the applicable statutory obligations, Landlord must return to Tenants(s) the security deposit, together with any accrued interest as is required by law, within forty-five (45) days after termination of the tenancy and return of possession of the Dwelling Unit to Landlord by Tenant(s).
Deposition. 22.1 The documents which were made available in the electronic data room provided by DRooms between 19 August and 27 September 2013 are contained in one (1) CD-ROM which is deposited with the acting notary at the time of the signing of this Agreement. The Parties hereby jointly instruct the acting notary to take the CD-ROM in custody (Verwahrung).
22.2 Each Party may at any time upon one (1) week’s prior written notice to the other Parties and the acting notary inspect the content of the CD-ROM at the acting notary’s office with the requesting Party’s own technical equipment. The other Parties shall have the right to participate in such inspection of the CD-ROM by the requesting Party. In the event of arbitration proceedings, or court actions, as the case may be, the acting notary shall, at the request of the arbitral tribunal or the court with the approval of any one of the Parties, deliver a copy of the CD-ROM to the arbitral tribunal or the court. Apart from that, the acting notary shall only hand out the CD-ROM or copies thereof upon a joint written instruction of the Seller and the Buyer or pursuant to an enforceable decision of an arbitral tribunal or a court.
22.3 The acting notary may destroy the CD-ROM deposited six (6) years from the Closing Date after having given each of the Parties and the Company the opportunity to take copies of the contents of the CD-ROM.
Deposition. Only a fraction of the inhaled dose will be deposited in the lung, so d = ߮ þ D is the average number of organisms deposited in the lung for an individual (the retained or deposited dose). This reduction, ߮, is due to some material settling in the upper respiratory tract, some being swallowed into the gut from which infection would be more difficult, or other clearance of material away from the lung. These processes may take time but should occur on a shorter timescale than the dispersal and the subsequent infection process. The parameter ߮ maybe derived from multi-pathway particle dosimetry modelling5 for a given breathing rate. More formally, a person challenged with some inhaled dose þ D of bacteria has a fraction deposited in the lung space d (so d~ B(߮, P(þ D))) where B is a binomial distribution with probability of success ߮ and number of trials given by a Poisson distribution P(þD)). A binomial random variable with number of trials drawn from a Poisson distribution is itself then a Poisson distribution such that d~ P(߮þD). This deposition fraction will vary depending on activity level of host and particle size inhaled, but will be assumed not to vary with individual spores.
Deposition. Deposition is a transport mechanism that in which kdep(i,rain,2) is the first-order rate constant for wet deposition of ENP species i from compartment rain to a secondary compartment 2 (soil or surface water). Since raindrops are aqueous media, it is also possible that ENPs can dissolve inside the raindrop (Supporting Information eq 1 and Table 2). Dry Deposition. The dry deposition of ENPs s can be expressed as an aerosol particle passing through a series of aerodynamic and surface resistances.30,48 The aerodynamic resistance (RA) is caused by the drag above the surface, which affects the environmental fate of ENPs in various compart- ments. Atmospheric ENPs will ultimately deposit to soil or can be characterized as RA = 33 s·m−1 for land and RA = 333 s· surface waters,24 while aquatic ENPs deposit to the sediment compartments at the bottom of surface waters.17 Transport by deposition is included in the SB4N model by deriving first- order rate constants (kdep) from deposition velocities (vdep) of free, aggregated, and attached ENP species m−1 for water surfaces.49 The surface resistance (RS) is determined by the collection efficiencies for Brownian motion (EdBrown), interception (Edintercept), and gravitational impaction (Edgrav). The contributions of these mechanisms are empirically derived from the particle’s radius (r), Xxxxxxx number (Sc), and Xxxxxx number (St), which are ultimately a function of the kdep(i,1,2) = vdep(i,1,2)AREA2 VOLUME1
