Alternative 2. The RECIPIENT only is the owner of the Result but the PROVIDER is granted a license on the Result and/or receives a portion of the revenues from the commercialization.
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Alternative 2. The IP is jointly owned by the Parties. All right, Intellectual Property Rights, title and interest in and to the Results shall be owned jointly by the Parties (the Foreground IP). The Parties shall set forth, by separate mutual agreement, their respective rights, duties and responsibility relating to the Joint Foreground IP. Such an agreement shall not cause a delay of publication of the Results any longer than as defined in Section 8.2.
Examples of Alternative 2 in a sentence
Alternative #2 and Alternative #3 are both effective at reducing ACM potential exposures of Site occupants and the environment; however, Alternative #2 fully removes ACM, which is the most effective approach for eliminating the risk of exposure to these hazardous substances and offers the most flexibility for Site reuse options.
The ease of implementation for both Alternative #2 and Alternative #3 is considered moderate, with similarly complex procedures for abatement; however, Alternative #2 is preferable because it does not require additional ACM management via a Management Plan.
The recommended cleanup alternatives for the Pecos Municipal Pool Site is Alternative #2 – Removal of all ACM.
More Definitions of Alternative 2
Alternative 2. The Denali NPP Route Variation, use of Dock Head 2 (DH2) at West Dock, ocean disposal of dredge material, pipeline elevated on vertical support members (VSMs) from MP 0 to MP 62, and aerial crossing at Yukon River. The APE The USACE, as the lead federal agency and in consultation with the Signatories, has established the undertaking’s APE, as defined in 36 CFR 800.16(d), which encompasses direct and indirect effects on historic properties for agency-permitted alternatives. The APE considered for direct effects includes the 350-foot-wide right-of-way corridor for pipeline construction and the proposed footprint for all other project components (e.g. work camps, storage areas, gravel and material sources, and the GCF) plus a 90-foot within a 1-mile perimeter that surrounds the direct APE. The CRMP contains a Mapbook showing the APE of the Undertaking.
Alternative 2. This Award shall become vested in accordance with the schedule established by the Committee at the time of grant and set forth below:
Alternative 2. Value-based Royalty (Gross value) [NOTE: A value-based royalty based on gross value of the Minerals does not allow deduction of any costs and is payable regardless of the profitability of mining. It is the least sensitive type of royalty to changes in Mineral prices during the life of the Project and profitability of operations over high and low points in the economic cycle. It can result in suspension of operations when prices are low and non-recovery of marginal resources. It may, however provide a more regular revenue stream to the State. A gross value-based royalty is also more simple to administer.]
Alternative 2 shall have the meaning set forth in Schedule 7.03(b)(iv).
Alternative 2. The Option shall vest in installments for a number of shares (subject to adjustment as provided in Section 13) as follows: Date of Vesting Number of Shares (subject of Option to adjustment) as to Installment which Option vests date number date number date number date number]
Alternative 2. [If the project head provided by the Research Institute ceases to be available for the Project, the Research Institute shall promptly propose to the Industrial Partner, in writing, a new project head. The Industrial Partner shall have the right to notify the Research Institute within not more than ____(e.g. 3 (three))business days whether or not it approves of the new project head and, if it does not approve, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to terminate the Project with immediate effect.] Alternative 3: [If the project head provided by the Research Institute ceases to be available for the Project, the Research Institute shall promptly notify the Parties in writing in order to agree on any further action to take. If no adequate replacement can be found within a reasonable period of time, the Parties may, by mutual consent, agree to terminate the Project.] 3.4. Option for projects with a research grant: Consortium co-ordinatior shall be [the Research Institute] [the Industrial Partner] (choose alternative). All research grant funds shall be paid out exclusively to the consortium co-ordinator to an account set up for this purpose. The consortium co-ordinator shall be obliged to [immediately] transfer and distribute among the Parties any research grant funds received in line with the distribution key contained in the relevant annex. Any transfer fees shall be borne by the recipients. In the event that the consortium co-ordinator takes more than ____(number of) workdays from receipt of the research grant funds to distribute and transfer them, the Parties shall be entitled to demand default interest in the amount of ____(percentage)%. Option for projects with a research grant for which no dedicated account has been set up: Consortium co-ordinatior shall be [the Research Institute] [the Industrial Partner] (choose alternative).All research grant funds shall be paid out exclusively to the consortium co-ordinator. Theconsortium co-ordinator shall be obliged to [immediately] transfer and distribute among the Parties any research grant funds received in line with the distribution key contained in the relevant annex. Any transfer fees shall be borne by the recipients. In the event that the consortium co-ordinator takes more than ____(number of) workdays from receipt of the research grant funds to distribute and transfer them, the Parties shall be entitled to demand default interest in the amount of ____(percentage)%. The consort...
Alternative 2. (Direct calculation)