FDC Film definition

FDC Film means films used in FUJI DRI-CHEM system applicable to the tests listed in Schedules A and B.

Examples of FDC Film in a sentence

  • For example, the T'Sou-ke project is modeling energy autonomy for other Aboriginal communities by installing PV (Kimmett, 2009).

  • FUJI shall have the right, with respect to any FDC Film supplied to EXIGENT under this Agreement which becomes or is likely to become the subject of such claim or legal action, to replace or modify such FDC Film, or in case injunction is granted by court or FDC to withhold further shipment of such FDC Film.

  • The FDC Film applicable to the tests in Sodium, Potassium and Chloride shall be supplied to EXIGENT by FUJI in a slide form on which such FDC Film is mounted.

  • EXIGENT shall make best efforts to develop and complete EXIGENT POCT System which incorporates FDC Film and/or FUJI Technology supplied hereunder in accordance with the time schedule provided in Schedule H.

  • The terms and conditions for supply of FDC Film to be required for marketing of EXIGENT POCT System shall be separately agreed upon between the parties hereto.

  • FUJI shall have the right, with respect to any FDC Film supplied to CARESIDE under this Agreement which becomes or is likely to become the subject of such claim or legal action, to replace or modify such FDC Film, or in case injunction is granted by court or FTC to withhold further shipment of such FDC Film.

  • Except as otherwise agreed upon by and between the parties hereto, all payments for FDC Film supplied to CARESIDE by FUJI hereunder shall be made in Japanese Yen, and shall be remitted, within forty-five (45) days of the custom clearance of FDC Film, by bank-to-bank telegraphic transfer to FUJI's account with such bank in Tokyo as designated by FUJI.

  • The purchase prices of FDC Film shall be as listed in Schedule D, which are indicated on the basis of CIF Los Angeles Airport.

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