Raw Data Sample Clauses
Raw Data. A Party generating the Data subject to exchange under Section 2.5(a) and (c)(ii) shall keep all of raw data from which the Data were derived in commercially usable condition in accordance with applicable Laws and shall allow the other Party access to such raw data upon the reasonable request by the other Party.
Raw Data. The Raw Data entity represents the data that is generated by the collaboration tools and by the interaction of its user. Such kind of data can be generally interpreted as the logging data of the system. For example, two participants of a chatting session can exchange messages to schedule a meeting. In this case, we intend to store the information that is being exchanged by the participants. We present in the following list the raw-data entities related to each category of tools, as we defined in the section 3.2.4
Raw Data. Should the Sponsor, during the course of the Study, request -------- raw data, or certified copies of same, the Sponsor shall pay CTBR for the preparation, verification, duplication and handling of such data, in accordance with CTBR's established charges for such services at that time and Sponsor may contact CTBR to support characterization requirements..
Raw Data. The raw data is planned to be collected from various sensors and data sources at adequate frequencies (i.e. with such granularity that the data collected is useful and reveals variations or abnormalities). The data describing the wheel loader system including the operational user behavior, the hydraulic system and the environmental and working conditions the are taken from either direct mounted sensors, the CAN-Bus, the central control unit or the telemetric system of the wheel loaders. Video and audio capabilities are enriching the data streams in specific cases.
Raw Data. The following raw data is planned to be collected from various sensors and data sources at adequate frequencies (i.e. with such granularity that the data collected is useful and reveals variations or abnormalities): Torque (1kHz) * Sound (max 80 kHz) * Temperature (20 Hz) Power consumption (1kHz) * Spindle speed (1kHz) * Tool position (1kHz) * Acceleration (max 80 kHz) * Cutting forces (from Kistler dynamometer, max 80 kHz) * * The values reflect wanted levels of frequency. With current available technologies the levels are considerable lower.
Raw Data. During the Term, Customer will provide (and the Hardware will collect) raw photographic data and submit it to the Service (“Raw Data”). Customer shall own, and Instrumental hereby assigns to Customer, all rights in and to the Raw Data provided by Customer in connection with the Service. Customer grants Instrumental a non-exclusive license to use, copy, display and create Delivered Data, Correlations and Likeness Data from the Raw Data solely for the purpose of providing the Service.“Likeness Data”means any data that would allow a person to identify the Customer or its products.
Raw Data. The raw data produced by most of the FEM simulation tools are ASCII or binary file containing measurement unit, scale, frequency, stimuli, mesh designators and x,y,(z) coordinate pairs representing the resulting stress
Raw Data. The following raw data is planned to be collected from various sensors and data sources at adequate frequencies (i.e. with such granularity that the data collected is useful and reveals variations or abnormalities): Particle counter Tank temperature Current, electric motor Angular Speed High Pressure Low Pressure Temp oil before cooler Temp oil after cooler Temp cooling media(water) after cooler Temp cooling media(water) before cooler Ambient temp Temp house motor Temp house pump Temp loop Filter pressure Temp electric motor Oil saturation Stroke angle House pressure pump House pressure motor Current electric motor Tank level Vibrations? Acoustic emission?
Raw Data. The raw data produced by most of the SI simulation tools is an ASCII or binary file containing measurement unit, scale, net names and x,y coordinate pairs representing a waveform, typically voltage over time. For EMC simulation they contain i.a. measurement unit, scale, net names, test distance and x,y, z coordinates representing e.g. the spectrum of an electric field E over frequency f.
Raw Data. The raw data is planned to be collected from various sensors and data sources at adequate frequencies (i.e. with such granularity that the data collected is useful and reveals variations or abnormalities). The raw data are generated from either sensors at the tool or at the machining elements or are transferred from the NC-control system.