Other Interfaces Clause Samples

Other Interfaces. If the Class Year ▇▇▇▇ Project degrades the transfer capability of any one of the Other Interfaces below the transfer capability identified in the current ATBA, then the Developer will pay its pro rata share of one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of the System Deliverability Upgrades needed to restore the transfer capability of the Other Interfaces degraded by its proposed Project to what the transfer capability of those Other Interfaces would have been without its Project, as that transfer capability was measured in the current ATBA. Where two or more Projects would cause degradation of an Other Interface’s transfer capability, the cost of the necessary System Deliverability Upgrades to restore the original transfer capability of the interface shall be shared on a pro rata basis, based on the MW of degradation that each Project would cause.
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Other Interfaces. Client may request and use other interfaces with the Service that are not Standard Interfaces (“Other Interfaces”) and are not included as of the Effective Date. Client may request Other Interfaces, provided such requests will be deemed Change Requests for additional Services under the Agreement and mutually agreed under one or more Statements of Work under the Agreement and with reference to this Schedule.
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Other Interfaces. Client may use other interfaces with the PortfolioRevue Service that are not listed as Standard Interfaces above (“Other Interfaces”), provided Client complies with this Schedule A, including but not limited to the following provisions: (PID # 224877) Page 6 of 34 (i) Client must submit a service request to FIS and purchase or obtain rights from FIS for the configuration, development or use of any interface with PortfolioRevue that does not routinely accompany PortfolioRevue as provided to Client under this Schedule and identified in Exhibit A; (ii) The interface must comply with FIS’s interface specifications. (iii) Requests for Other Interfaces will be deemed Change Requests for additional Services under the Agreement and mutually agreed in writing under one or more Statements of Work under the Agreement and with reference to this Schedule
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Other Interfaces. Subject to the terms and conditions of this ---------------- Agreement, Intel, on behalf of itself and its Subsidiaries, grants to Rambus and its Subsidiaries a worldwide, royalty free, nonexclusive license, under Intel Patents pertaining to Other Interfaces, to design, make, have made (subject to Section 6.1), use, import, offer to sell, and sell or otherwise dispose of Compliant Portions of Other Interfaces (alone or as incorporated into products) (subject to Section 6.2), provided that such license does not extend to any portion of a product in which a Compliant Portion is incorporated other than such Compliant Portion. Rambus shall have the right to sublicense (without any right of its sublicensees to further sublicense except to their Subsidiaries) its rights under the Intel Patents to Rambus Licensees but only to the same extent Rambus has licensed such Rambus Licensee under Rambus' and its Subsidiaries' intellectual property rights (other than trademarks) necessary to implement the Other Interface, provided that such sublicense shall exclude use of the Compliant Portion in products other than Rambus Licensed Integrated Circuits.
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Other Interfaces. TMs, the test officer, and other technical experts (civilians, contractors, or soldiers) will provide daily on-site technical guidance, to include clarification and/or changes to the test plan, Test Operating Procedure (TOP)/ Internal TOP (ITOP), and/or Standing Operating Procedure (SOP). The test officer has the authority to make changes to test procedures and/or test set-ups in order to ensure that test data are properly and safely collected.
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Other Interfaces. Additional Buyer contacts will be identified at the kickoff meeting.
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