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Description of Platform. (a) Seller hereby agrees with Buyer to commence the construction of at Seller's shipyard at Brownsville, Texas ("Seller's Yard"), to prosecute in accordance with good shipyard practice to completion, and to deliver to Buyer by April 30, 1999 (such date as the same may be extended under the terms of this Agreement is referred to herein as the "Scheduled Delivery Date"), at Seller's Yard a mobile, self-contained and elevating platform, being Seller's Yard No. P-178, in accordance with (i) Seller's specifications therefor, dated April 30, 1997 and all related drawings, plans and data, whether now or hereafter prepared by Seller (hereinafter referred to collectively as the "Specifications"), the said Specifications having been (or shall be, in instances where specifications, drawings, plans, and data are hereafter prepared) initialed by Seller and Buyer as evidence of the accuracy thereof and being (and to be) hereby incorporated by reference as part of this Agreement and (ii) the certain rules of the American Bureau of Shipping (hereinafter referred to as the "ABS"), Rules for Building and Classing Offshore Mobile Drilling Units, 1996, Part 3, Hull Construction and Equipment, Sections 1 through 10 (provided that if the ABS enforces p-delta, Seller's responsibility as to p-delta shall be limited to obtaining from Seller's licensor XxXxxxxxxx, Inc. ("XxXxxxxxxx") a set of new severe storm data incorporating the effects of p-delta), which were in effect and enforced against Seller by the ABS on April 1, 1997 and which are specified and limited in Part I of the Specifications. For purposes of this Agreement, the mobile, self-contained, and elevating platform to be constructed and delivered to Buyer in accordance herewith shall be referred to as the "Platform". Buyer hereby agrees with Seller to purchase the Platform from Seller, and to pay Seller for same, all in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.
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Description of Platform. The YawLife Network will facilitate a new social media experience, whereby users can post and curate content, and earn LifeCoin and reputation [SENSE] for doing so. Users will have their own little world on their profile that is unique to them. In this world, they can customize it with digital plants, creatures and environments that others can see when visiting their profile. We plan to allow artists to submit their creations, so that users can download free and premium collectibles (represented by verifiable non-fungible tokens) that serve to act as a digital art decoration for their profile/world (e.g. an animated snow leopard for their island). Resource-willing (and if we deem it worthwhile), collectibles in this unique profile/world may be usable in games and experiences developed by the Company or third parties. A component and future development of the YawLife Network encompasses the LifeChain, which indexes all Ethereum smart contracts executed by the Company, with aspirations to form a separate blockchain if deemed practicable. This LifeChain may be used for blockchain identification services (ideally tied to user biometrics), for use in potential authentication and payment services (e.g. holding health/vaccination cards, drivers licenses, etc.). Such a system could interface with future hardware and software developed by the Company or third parties, and potentially save lives (e.g. if a paramedic with tiered access could use biometrics to determine a patient’s allergy to penicillin and treat accordingly). Downloadable clients will facilitate mining. For further information on the platform, the services, the Token and the Company, see the Whitepaper available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx. Information in the Whitepaper and on the Company’s website are of a DESCRIPTIVE NATURE ONLY, and DO NOT, unless explicitly incorporated herein, form part of the Agreement or the Terms. The Company reserves the right to prioritise development on the Platform in areas it deems appropriate to develop a minimum viable product, and expand along a trajectory it deems fit. The nature of current app prototype(s) shown are of a front-end interactive visual demonstration only, and do not reflect the existence of current working backend components. Prototypes displayed are meant to convey a vision of what the potential end product (i.e. Platform) may entail, but are subject to change and require development of backend functionality and additional front-end design development. The Pl...
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Description of Platform. Byppo is a web-based online ordering platform that enables customers to place and pay for orders online from vendors. When your customers place an order, the order will be exhibited on the orders page when you log into the Byppo Vendor Portal via a web browser on your computer or tablet. Orders cannot be canceled by the customer without your express approval. You will be able to fill a customer’s order without the need to have any personnel at cash registers or taking customer orders, thereby improving the speed, accuracy, and efficiency of the ordering process. You or your service personnel can use and track orders placed by customers on the “Orders” page once logged into your vendor account in the Vendor Portal and can communicate with the customer the status of his/her order. The communication can advise the customer as to “Order Received,” “Order Being Prepared,” “Order Ready for Pick-Up,” “Order Being Delivered” or “Order Delayed.” Depending on the service selected, the customer will (i) pick up his or her order or (ii) the order will be delivered to his/her specific location by Byppo or by your delivery personnel or contractors.
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Description of Platform iWave download/management, transaction authentication, verification and DRM reporting engine to be modified and private branded to Licensee's requirements. Final product will be a client-side downloaded and installed software.
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Description of Platform. Xxxxxxx's Cookieless Al Personalization Platform is a leading-edge solution designed to deliver personalized user experiences without the use of tracking cookies. Leveraging advanced artificial intelligence technologies, this platform offers real-time content personalization based on user behaviour and preferences. The platform's uniqueness lies in its ability to respect user privacy while still delivering highly relevant and individualized content, thus sidestepping the issues surrounding cookie-based tracking. This includes personalized recommendations, customized content, and targeted marketing messages, helping businesses to boost user engagement, increase conversions, and enhance customer satisfaction. The platform also includes features for A/B testing and performance tracking, enabling businesses to continuously refine their personalization strategies and measure their effectiveness. It's an innovative tool for businesses looking to adapt to the cookieless future of online marketing and user experience personalization.
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Description of Platform. The spar facility is a mini-truss Spar hull configuration, supporting a topsides structure which is attached to the upper side of the truss hull above the level of the sea and waves. The topsides include the production equipment, a helideck, and accommodations for the operating crew. The facility is moored in place by nine (9) line wire and chain mooring system. The process facility includes three-phase separation, gas dehydration, and compression capabilities and is designed for maximum production of 60,000 barrels of oil per day and 110 million cubic feet of gas per day. The hull section of the spar consists of a ‘hard tank’ section, truss section and ‘soft tank’ section. The hard tank is 94 feet in diameter and provides the buoyancy while the soft tank section is the lowermost part of the hull and is used to help ballast the spar. The truss is a structural section connecting the hard and soft tanks. The overall length of the hull is 586 feet with the top 50 feet above the water line. The topsides of the spar consists of three main decks approximately 160 ft. x 120 ft. each. The uppermost deck, the drilling deck, sits about 140 ft. above sea level. The drilling deck is designed to support a portable 1500 HP workover and completion drilling set, including associated power generators, drilling fluid processing machinery, and temporary accommodations for associated crew. If major drilling activity is required, the spar can be moved 350 feet to the side in order to position a drilling rig over the xxxxx. The two lower decks (cellar deck and production deck) contain processing equipment necessary to process well fluids to pipeline quality. The living quarters on the topsides can accommodate 26 persons. Below the spar are eight risers that terminate with dry trees in a center wellbay within the topsides. The risers are held vertical by means of an air can system near the top of each riser.
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Description of Platform. The Platform collects telemetry, logs, and alert-level data from the Customer’s information technology environment to conduct analysis on cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and suspicious activities, and provides response tasks designed to mitigate the findings.
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