Software Applications definition

Software Applications means the software / application(s) identified in the Contract Particulars;
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Software Applications means the computer software more particularly described in the Subscription as modified, extended, added to or replaced during the agreement.
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Software Applications means any software applications and programs downloaded by subscribers to their Customer Devices.
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Examples of Software Applications in a sentence

  • Accordingly, Fund Transfer Agent shall provide, for so long as this Agreement is in effect, and DST requires access to such software applications to provide the services set forth in Exhibit A, all necessary access to the software applications (and the data contained therein), and to any network which must be accessed to utilize such software applications, as are enumerated in Exhibit G (the "FTA Software Applications").

  • We have two types of Software: Software Components and Software Applications.

  • The Software Applications Platforms will deliver a suite of software applications for use by end users (staff and students) on campus managed devices, labs and BYOD (Bring your own device), both on and off campus.

  • Licensee acknowledges that the Licensed Software, Applications or any other item referred to in this Agreement may be subject to export control restrictions of various countries.

  • Riskex will not be liable to the extent that problems with the use of the Software Applications are caused by the use of other browsers.


More Definitions of Software Applications

Software Applications means any software, plug-in or module that is not part of a manufacturer’s base operating system (e.g., Adobe Flash plug-in, Microsoft Office, and Java runtime components).
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Software Applications means the computer program, services, functions, in object code only, as specified in Exhibit A, Part A (FARES Services) offered by FARES to access the Information, Valuation Models or Images and to automatically generate information for specific real properties based on user-defined variables and proprietary FARES computer programs.
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Software Applications means the hosted software applications purchased by and under license to Customer as detailed in the Order Form.
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Software Applications means the hosted software applications listed in Schedule “A” and licensed by DDUK to the Council under this Agreement;
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Software Applications are the computer programs explicitly listed above in the section titled “Software Product Licenses”.
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Software Applications or “Software” shall mean the executable code and the source code of the following Software Applications: • Cadmos version 1.1 dated 11 March 2017, developed by [**] (CNRS employee), filed with the APP (Agence pour la Protection de Programmes [Programme Protection Agency]) on 31 March 2017 under reference number [**]; • NOSTRADAMUS version 0.1 dated 11 March 2017, which was developed between January 2015 and 11 March 2017 by [**] (CNRS employee), [**] (Bordeaux INP employee), [**] ( University of Bordeaux employee), [**] (INRIA employee) and [**] (Bordeaux University employee); it was filed on behalf and in the names of the CNRS, the University of Bordeaux, Bordeaux INP and INRIA on 30 March 2017, under reference number [**]; • NENUCORE, developed by [**] (Bordeaux University Hospital and the University of Bordeaux employee), [**] (INRIA employee), [**] (INRIA employee) and [**] (INRIA employee); it was filed on behalf and in the name of the CNRS, the University of Bordeaux, Bordeaux INP and INRIA and the Bordeaux University Hospital, on 30 March 2017, under reference number [**]. The IDDN certificates for the Software Applications are included in [Appendix 1].
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Software Applications includes the following applications: MenaPay MenaME MenaME-Mobile MenaExplorer MenaTA "Kingdom" Kingdom of Saudi Arabia "Regulations" The applicable laws, regulations and decisions issued by the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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