Development of the. Asian Highway network
Development of the. School LUA for any purpose other than a School, to modify the use limitations in Exhibit D and address the requirements of RCW 20.430.060.C.2.e.4;
Development of the. 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM. ----------------------------------------------
2.1. Rambus agrees:
(a) Rambus will use its best efforts to provide to LGS, by March 31, 1996, a detailed device specification for implementation of the 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM, which will include a complete feature description, full register definition, and input/output characteristics.
(b) Rambus will use its best efforts to provide to LGS, by June30, 1996, a core interface document for the 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM, which will contain a description of core functions and core interface timing.
(c) Rambus will use its best efforts to provide to LGS, by September 30, 1996, I/O, DLL, and standard cell schematic reference design for the 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM.
(d) Rambus will use its best efforts to provide to LGS, by December31, 1996, logic schematics and a netlist for the 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM.
(e) From time to time Rambus will provide to LGS at no charge updates to the specifications listed in Exhibit A, if required to enable LGS to maintain Compatibility. In addition, Rambus will provide to LGS at no charge any corrections or other modifications to the design information listed in Exhibit A which are required to enable LGS to comply with the Modified 16 Megabit RDRAM product specifications provided by Rambus. This does not include any modifications pertaining to additional features or other modifications or additions to the product specifications. However, Rambus will notify LGS of such additional features and such modifications or additions.
2.2. LGS agrees to use its best efforts to develop and market the 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM. LGS is responsible for making the core modifications for the 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM to Rambus' specification. LGS will assign and maintain a design team for the 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM of appropriate size and skills and starting at a time adequate to be reasonably sure of completing the DRAM core modifications for the 16 Megabit Concurrent DRAM by the time Rambus delivers the Concurrent Implementation Package. The LGS design teams will also be responsible for developing the layout of the Rambus interface portion of the 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAM.
2.3. LGS agrees to use its best efforts to meet all applicable specifications and develop, fully characterize, and ship production quantities of full-specification 16 Megabit Concurrent RDRAMs in 1997.
2.4. Rambus will provide preliminary HP 83000 interface test vectors in Verilo...
Development of the. “System for the registration and supervision of electronic fiscal cash register” (SIMAMEF) 13 - Implementation of customs IT systems 14 - Development of the “Invoice record system” (eFACT) 15 - Modernization of the ANAF portal, including through assuring accessibility from any mobile device, in order to improve citizens’ interaction and that of the business environment with public institutions 16 - Modernization of the electronic archiving solution 17- Consolidation and assurance of interoperability of the applications SIACF, DECIMP, VECTOR and SERADN with the information systems of the State institutions which have and may provide useful information in the activity of collection of taxes and duties to the consolidated State budget 18 - Centralization of the Trezor information system 19 - Development of the Big Data Platform dedicated to the operational and analytical integration and capitalization of data volumes of interest for the MPF and its subordinated institutions 20 - Improvement of the electronic document management system SIDOC (EDMS) in the Ministry of Public Finance
5. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION, MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF PSI Implementation: The implementation of the ISP shall start after the Parliament approved the state budget. By means of the Directorate for public policies and supervision of normative acts and with the aid of the technical directorates, the MPF shall prepare the annual operational plans for the implementation of the ISP. This activity is extremely important as it allows upper management to identify and settle in advance potential challenges determined by the allocation of resources for measures which have effects of different importance upon allocated resources. Supervision and assessment framework: The supervision and assessment framework are described under Addenda 2 and 3; its stipulated indicators for each level of planning (impact, results, immediate execution). Annex 1 offers an overall perspective upon financial resources. Data collection and management: A strategic planning and performance assessment IT system, following the format of the structure proposed by the ISP was developed by the SGG and is available for MPF as well. The application shall illustrate key functions of the ISP. The IT application is connected to the SGG and the progress of the ISP implementation can be monitored at all execution and management levels. The process of achieving the indicators’ targets can be monitored by all interest...
Development of the. [* * *]
1.1 DEVELOPMENT OF [* * *]. 3M agrees to assist Polycom in the final development of an improved version of Polycom's current communicating overhead projection system (the "[* * *]") meeting the Specifications and in the development of * Confidential treatment requested. Confidential portion has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Development of the. “SANUPS PV Monitor Type C” for “Li-ion Battery-Compatible Small-Capacity UPS Systems”
Development of the thermionic collector coating and micro- spacers
3.3.1: Development of collector coating(s)
Development of the. Project to be in Substantial Compliance with the Master Plan. Development shall occur on the Subject Property in substantial compliance with the Master Plan shown in Exhibit B and subject to compliance with all applicable zoning regulations, building codes and other City regulations and ordinances. “Substantial compliance” shall mean carrying out the project generally in the form shown on Exhibit B, but shall not preclude minor adjustments to the location of buildings, streets, parking areas, trails and amenities as may be reasonably necessary to carry out the project and/or meet City requirements.
Development of the. LANDS
(1) The Purchaser agrees to
(2) The Improvements shall be completed in every respect in accordance with Plans and Specifications filed with the Chief Building Official of the Municipality, approved and initialed by him or her.
(3) Nothing herein restricts the Chief Building Official, Fire Chief, or other municipal authority from ordering further or other improvements or safety or emergency works or other matters to be provided and done in accordance with the Ontario Building Code, the Ontario Fire Code and any other applicable law.
(4) The Improvements shall comply with all By-Laws of the Municipality, all applicable building codes, site grading and drainage plans and any other municipal or governmental laws, regulations or requirements.
(5) The Improvements shall be fully completed, free of deficiencies, within Three (3) years from the date of closing of the within transaction.
(6) In default of completion of the Improvements as herein required, the Municipality in addition to any other remedy available to the Municipality shall have the option to not consider any further disposition of property to the Purchaser until such Improvements are fully completed.
(7) The Purchaser shall request a final inspection of the Improvements by the Municipality prior to the expiry of the said Three (3) year period.
(8) The Purchaser acknowledges that a grinder pump is required for the Lands, such pump to be provided at the sole cost of the Purchaser. Prior to installation, the make and model of the pump shall have been approved in writing by the Municipality.
(9) Time shall be and remain strictly of the essence hereunder.
(10) The Purchaser acknowledges that if the Purchaser chooses to sell the property and has not constructed a building/development as per Clause 1(1) of this Schedule, the Vendor shall have first option to purchase the property at the original selling price”.
Development of the. Adjacent Properties shall be governed by the Water Department Lease (and Landlord, as to its property).
