Number of Concurrent Authorized Users Sample Clauses

The "Number of Concurrent Authorized Users" clause defines the maximum number of individuals who may simultaneously access or use a licensed product or service under an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies a set limit, such as five users at any one time, and may require the licensee to implement technical or administrative controls to enforce this restriction. Its core function is to prevent unauthorized or excessive use beyond what was contractually agreed, thereby protecting the licensor’s interests and ensuring fair usage.
Number of Concurrent Authorized Users. The License granted herein provides for an unlimited number of Licensee’s Authorized Users to access the AIAA Meeting Papers and AIAA Journals from the Authorized Site (unless otherwise stated in this Agreement).
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Number of Concurrent Authorized Users. The License granted herein provides online viewing by 2, 5, 10 or unlimited concurrent viewers as specified in Appendix A.
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