Development Documentation definition

Development Documentation means all documentation, including notes, summaries and analyses related thereto, developed in connection with all research, development, or clinical trials performed by or on behalf of TTY in the Territory under this Agreement (including but not limited to any research and development or Phase IV studies performed following Governmental Approval).

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Development Documentation means all Development Information for the Product, including any documentation containing test data for the Product (including pharmacological, biological, chemical, biochemical, clinical study data and data resulting from Non-Clinical Studies), Regulatory Materials, CMC information, drug master files, stability data, and other manufacturing or study data for the Product.

Development Documentation. The term "Development Documentation" shall mean all documentation related to the development of the Licensed Software, including design and system documentation, but excluding General Documentation.

Examples of Development Documentation in a sentence

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, Avadel shall have a royalty-free license and right to use any Development Documentation or Development Results as necessary for the filing, maintaining or prosecution of any Avadel Patent.

• During the term of this Agreement, Avadel shall (i) promptly provide Cerecor all Development Results as they are generated, (ii) furnish detailed written reports regarding the progress and results of Avadel’s obligations under the Avadel Development Program on a quarterly basis, and (iii) provide to Cerecor or any designee thereof any Development Documentation upon request.

• Avadel hereby assigns, and shall cause its Affiliates to assign, to Cerecor all right, title, and interest in all Development Documentation, Development Results, and any intellectual property rights solely associated with such Development Documentation or Development Results.

• Documentation shall include Development Documentation and User Documentation.

• Development Documentation means Documentation used in conjunction with Source Code in the development process.

More Definitions of Development Documentation

Development Documentation means all Documentation used in conjunction with Source Code in the development process.

Development Documentation means Documentation used in conjunction with Source Code in the development process. User Documentation means Documentation in the form of instructions and manuals provided to end-user customers. All Documentation, the rights to all of which are being assigned hereunder, is described and listed in Schedule 1.11.a(iii) attached.

Development Documentation means any devices, programming or documentation, including compilers, "workbenches", development tools (e.g. flow charts, schematics, statements of principles of operations, architecture standards and any other specifications that are used to create or that comprise the Code), runtime libraries and higher-level (or "proprietary") languages used by the Vendor for the development, maintenance, modification and implementation of the Program;

Development Documentation means any specifications, user guides and other information and material made available from time to time in connection with the Development Software during the Agreement by DAS in either printed or machine readable form.

Development Documentation shall have the meaning given that term in Section 6.1.

Development Documentation means a complete copy of all plans, specifications, applicable documentation and other explanatory materials, technical or otherwise, including programmer's notes, pertaining to the Software, including without limitation the online notes for version 4.0 of the Software, in the possession of Unisys Canada.

Development Documentation means manuals and other materials such as logic manuals, flow charts and principles of operation that are useful for development and support purposes.