But most Cubans need a license to access the Internet from their homes or businesses, which is not easy for ordinary citizens to obtain.
In consideration for your agreement to the terms and conditions contained here, MIT grants you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to access and use the Sites.
If you breach any of the Terms, your license to access and use the Sites, including all services, information and content available on or through the Sites, terminates immediately.
Stanford community members with a full service SUNet ID may purchase a license to access the centralized Stanford Smartsheet instance for an annual fee, payable via a departmental account (PTA).
Terms of service might grant cloud providers a license to access and use research data for purposes not initially intended or approved of by the subjects involved.
On the other hand, each sensor node which does not have a license to access a channel is a secondary user (SU), where SUs attempt to access a channel only if it is not used by a PU.
Therefore, these data sets do not contain compound structures, but only compound identifier information (because a user must obtain a license to access the database).
For-profit members can access all OSS programs and any applications that permit free commercial use; however, they must provide SBGrid with proof of a valid license to access programs that have separate for-profit licensing agreements.
When users have the license to access all the information in this database, they still do not have a clear sense of what type of PPIs are included in STRING.
Ocean Therapeutics has an exclusive license to access the library of compounds developed by MARBIONC, which Brian Dickson, Ocean Therapeutics' chief medical officer, describes as unique in including organisms from hydrothermal vents and other locations where organisms must adapt to physiologically stressful conditions.
Although none of the species sampled is included in international lists for the conservation of endangered species of wild fauna (Annexes of the Habitat Directive 92/43/EEC, Berna Convention or CITES), we thank the local administrations, speleological associations or responsibles of Natural Parks for the licenses to access closed, touristic or protected areas or caves.
