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Graphical User Interfaces Sample Clauses

Graphical User Interfaces. Each Party shall ensure that graphical user interfaces can be protected as industrial design in accordance with its respective laws and regulations.
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Graphical User Interfaces. 1. The RIIM system shall provide configurable Graphical User Interfaces screens that are customized (and freely customizable at a subsequent time) to only display alarm and monitoring data that is relevant based upon a user’s role and responsibilities. 2. The RIIM system GUI shall provide a uniform manner for users to perform common monitoring functions across similar equipment. 3. The RIIM system GUI shall be able to run on workstation computers as well as portable devices including tablets and smart phones. 4. The RIIM system GUI shall display real-time events and alarm data on a graphical map-based display with simultaneous display of alarm lists maintenance actions. 5. The RIIM system GUI shall overlay icons representing assets on two-dimensional maps based upon GIS coordinates of the asset such that the icon’s location on the model/map accurately represents the physical location of the asset it represents.
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Graphical User Interfaces. 1. The PSIMS shall provide configurable Graphical User Interface (GUI) screens that are customized to display and allow control of only the relevant information based upon a user’s role and responsibilities. 2. The PSIMS GUI shall support multiple windows providing video, text, dialog boxes, maps, and menus required by users to perform their daily functions. 3. The PSIMS GUI shall provide a uniform manner for users to perform common monitoring and control functions across the subtending systems. 4. The PSIMS GUI shall run on workstation computers as well as portable devices including tablets and smart phones. 5. The PSIMS GUI shall display real-time events and alarm data on a graphical map-based display with simultaneous display of alarm lists, response plans, and video tiles for monitoring live and recorded video associated with events across multiple computer monitors. 6. The PSIMS GUI shall display three-dimensional models of buildings and stations. 7. The PSIMS GUI shall overlay icons representing assets on three-dimensional models and two- dimensional maps based upon Geographic Information System (GIS) coordinates of the asset such that the icon’s location on the model/map accurately represents the physical location of the asset it represents. 8. The PSIMS shall support multi-level drill down/up between map views. 9. The PSIMS shall automatically bring up map views of locations most relevant to an incident based on external trigger inputs associated with the incident.
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Graphical User Interfaces. Figure 25 — Online Bidding Process Interfaces
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Graphical User Interfaces. TASK LEADER – FORTH-ICS
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Graphical User Interfaces. Develop comfortable user interfaces for multimedia terminals with interactive displays. Interaction with patients can be personalised and contain feedback and clinical pathway adjustments, automatically generated context aware risk assessments and general material for education of the patient, instructions for insulin injection, calculation of insulin dose, etc. An internal deliverable Design criteria for Graphical User Interfaces will be distributed at M12. D3.1 Specification and concept for disposable ePatch platform (M18) 2.1 1st generation e-patch, report on ePatch technology & integration results (M12) D3. 2.2 Final generation e-patch, report on ePatch technology & integration results (M48) D3.3 SOLIANIS Impedance Spectroscopy CGM sensors (M12) D3.4 SOLIANIS Impedance Spectroscopy AGC sensors (M36) D3.5 IMM IR breadbord device (M12) D3.6 IMM IR CGM prototype (M30) D3.7 IMM IR AGC prototype (M36) D3.8 Report on glucose sensor development (M18) D3.9 Sensors for glucose measurement for 1st field trials, 2nd generation e-patch (M30)
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