STK Terrain Server definition

STK Terrain Server means the AGI software product, including the APIs and/or data interfaces, which provides a terrain data management system that processes, stores, and shares terrain data.
STK Terrain Server means the AGI Software Product, including the Application Program Interfaces, that can be hosted on a Designated Server, which provides a terrain data management system that stores and shares terrain data with Clients.
STK Terrain Server means the STK software product, including the application programming interfaces (APIs), that can be hosted on a designated server or server cluster, which provides a terrain data management system that processes, stores and shares terrain data across teams and organizations over a network.

Examples of STK Terrain Server in a sentence

  • You shall make payments of all license fees required under this Addendum in accordance with the terms of the invoice provided by AGI, and You have purchased the appropriate STK Terrain Server License for each copy of the Software Application that You deploy or sell.

  • You further acknowledge and agree that in order to operate STK Terrain Server on a different, newly Designated Server, you will obtain AGI’s written consent to do so, and uninstall the STK Terrain Server from the then current Designated Server.

  • Except as provided below, as a condition to the installation and use of STK Terrain Server, You agree to provide AGI the Host ID of the Designated Server.

  • Use STK Terrain Server for the purpose of creating and deploying Software Applications to Clients on a Designated Server, subject to the restrictions in Section 2.3.

  • If you deploy Software Applications to customize, automate, or embed software for the purpose of selling the Software Applications, then the associated STK Terrain Server License must be purchased for each copy sold or offered for sale.

  • This Addendum contains those definitions and additional provisions that apply to Your use of STK Terrain Server.

  • Extract STK Terrain Server Data from the STK Terrain Server Database unless You obtain prior written consent from AGI.

  • This Addendum (“Addendum”) sets forth the Supplemental Terms that apply to Your use of STK Terrain Server and includes the AGI Software License Agreement, which is incorporated by reference in its entirety.

  • This Addendum (“Addendum”) sets forth the Supplemental Terms that apply to Your use of STK Terrain Server and includes the AGI Software Deployment License Agreement, which is incorporated by reference in its entirety.

  • You may not have the STK Terrain Server installed on two Servers at any one time.

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