Anchor. The term “anchor” refers to a device, structure, or assembly which stabilizes a pole and holds it in place. An anchor assembly may consist of a rod and fixed object or plate, typically embedded in the ground, which is attached to a xxx xxxxxx or guy wire which, in turn, is attached to the pole. The term “anchor” does not include the xxx xxxxxx which connects the anchor to the pole.
Anchor. A facility consisting of an assembly of a rod secured to a fixed object or plate designed to resist the pull of a xxx xxxxxx or strands.
Anchor. An assembly (rod and fixed object or plate) owned solely or in part by Verizon- Washington, DC, designed to resist the pull of a Xxx Xxxxxx.
Anchor. An assembly (rod and fixed object or plate owned solely or in part by the Licensor), designed to resist the pull of a xxx xxxxxx.
Anchor. Notwithstanding the foregoing or anything else in this Agreement, Executive may engage in reasonable charitable, civic or community activities.
Anchor. A metal rod secured to the ground or a fixed object that is part of an assembly (also consisting of a Guy wire) designed to maintain Pole stability by balancing the load on the Pole.
Anchor. Glass Container Corporation, a Delaware corporation ("Old Anchor"), Consumers and Owenx-Xxxxxxxx Xxxss Container Inc., a Delaware corporation ("O-I"), are the parties to an Asset Purchase Agreement dated as of December 18, 1996 (the "Asset Purchase Agreement") pursuant to which, among other things, Old Anchor has agreed to sell to Consumers certain assets of Old Anchor specified in, or in accordance with the terms of, the Asset Purchase Agreement.
Anchor. A metal plate or screw placed in the ground to provide a counter load to the stringing tensions. Anchors shall be of sufficient size to hold the load placed on them.
Anchor. “Anchor” means to secure a vessel to the bed of a body of water by dropping an anchor or anchors or using a buoy or other ground tackle.
Anchor. The Interagency approved device manufactured to be the fixed point attached to the helicopter for rappel and cargo letdown operations. Appropriate Flight Manual Hover Performance Chart: A performance chart residing in either the original or supplemental portion of a rotorcraft flight manual (RFM) that the manufacturer or Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) holder deems appropriate for a given phase of flight or special purpose activity. For example: Kaman K-1200 Rotorcraft Flight Manual Supplement No. 1 USFS Fire Fighting.
