Types of Access Sample Clauses
The "Types of Access" clause defines the specific ways in which parties may enter, use, or interact with a property, system, or resource covered by the agreement. It typically outlines distinctions such as physical access, remote access, or access for different purposes (e.g., maintenance, inspection, or operational use), and may specify who is authorized and under what conditions. By clearly categorizing and regulating access rights, this clause helps prevent unauthorized entry or misuse, ensuring both parties understand their permissions and obligations.
Types of Access. Access typically involves the visit of a User to single or multiple services/technologies present at single or multiple Instruct-▇▇▇▇ centres (referred to in the Statutes as “Instruct Centres”), as detailed in the Instruct-▇▇▇▇ catalogue; this catalogue comprises a structured hierarchical presentation of the machines and methods available to users at each centre and is accessible on the Instruct-▇▇▇▇ website. In some cases, remote access is
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Types of Access. The Order Form shall specify whether Customer is licensed for Read Access, Write Access or both, and the data fields or categories covered by each. In addition, any Read Access license shall list each Customer Resource covered thereby and describe each permitted use by such Customer Resource.
Types of Access. Access typically involves the visit of a User to single or multiple services/technologies present at single or multiple Instruct-▇▇▇▇ centres (referred to in the Statutes as “Instruct Centres”), as detailed in the Instruct-▇▇▇▇ catalogue; this catalogue comprises a structured hierarchical presentation of the machines and methods available to users at each centre and is accessible on the Instruct-▇▇▇▇ website. In some cases, remote access is possible whereby a User sends samples to a facility and then performs experimental steps via the network or receives results (e.g. images) following an experiment or discusses results with the service/technology staff.