Anchors Sample Clauses
The "Anchors" clause establishes fixed reference points or baseline values within a contract, often used to determine variable elements or to set standards for performance or measurement. In practice, this clause might specify a particular date, price, or index as the anchor from which adjustments or calculations are made throughout the agreement. By providing a clear and consistent point of reference, the Anchors clause ensures predictability and reduces ambiguity in interpreting contractual obligations or changes.
Anchors. Anchoring is NOT allowed at the Sunoco Marcus Hook Facility Docks.
Anchors. Anchoring is NOT allowed at SPMT’s docks.
Anchors. A. Provide anchors for all equipment, raceways, hangers, etc. to safely support weight of item involved plus 100% for dead loads. Live loads shall be considered in addition to dead loads.
B. Anchors to consist of expansion type devices similar to "Redhead" or lead expansion anchors. Plastic anchors are not acceptable.
C. Use preset anchor steel inserts in concrete slabs. Provide preset anchor size and type for anticipated or specified rod/bolt size and live/dead load.
Anchors. Anchors can be anything that are in the present moment. Anchors can include sight, touch, taste, smell, sound, the breath, physiology etc. an anchor will aid someone stay present, stay grounded, and stay in the here and now: “I knew the anchor to bring me back and regain my focus”. How someone practices can vary for each individual dependent on their anchor, where they choose to place their focus and bring their attention back to that place of focus. Normally when practicing and starting off, that anchor is the breath or a sound, yet as someone becomes more experienced and, in their environment, individuals become more open to what their anchor can be, relating to their environmental experiences (▇▇▇▇ et al., 2008). One player highlighted their anchor was associated with his position and therefore is bespoke to him and his environmental surroundings: “Just pick the ball out of the net and get on with it…. Yea my anchor in training is my gloves; it helps me stay on task”. As research has highlighted, all aspects that change due to the contribution of mindfulness is underpinned by learning to anchor awareness in the present moment (▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇, 2013).
Anchors. A Description - Anchors shall consist of a power driven screw type double helix with connecting rod and eyenut.
Anchors. Where shear studs or other types of concrete anchors are welded or fastened to the walking surface of beams, prior to erection, an Employer make every effort to ensure safe conditions. consideration of the mutual benefits likely to be obtained, a Joint and Safety Committee be established (3) Management and three
Anchors. Locate frame anchors near the top and bottom of doors and at intermediate points and 24-inches on center. Provide a minimum of three anchors per jamb. Provide floor anchor clips at each jamb with 2-inch vertical adjustments on increments not exceeding 1/16-inch.
Anchors. Anchors - Primary
Anchors. Attached hereto as Schedule 8.2(k) is a true, correct and complete list of the leases/reciprocal easement agreements, all amendments thereto and all material agreements currently in effect between the relevant Property Owners and each Anchor with respect to each Property (collectively, the "Anchor Documents"), and true, correct and complete copies of each Anchor Document have been delivered or made available to CBL. To JRI's knowledge, each Anchor Document is in full force and effect. Except as set forth on Schedule 8.2(k), JRI is not aware that any of the Property Owners has received any written notice that such Property Owner is in material breach or default under any Anchor Document to which it is a party, which breach or default remains uncured on the date hereof. Within the twelve (12) month period preceding the date hereof, no Property Owner has sent any written notice to any of its respective Anchors asserting that such Anchor is in material breach or default under any Anchor Document to which it is a party, which breach or default remains uncured on the date hereof.
Anchors. Rail anchors shall be new or reconditioned, sized to fit the rail section, and shall be provided per industrial track design criteria on page 3. High traffic volumes or unusual grade or alignment problems may require additional anchors as determined by BNSF Engineering. Turnouts shall also be anchored. Ties: Hardwood ties shall be 7" X 8" (AREMA No. 4) or 7" X 9" (No. 5), 8'-6" long, placed on 21.5" centers. Switch ties shall have a minimum cross section of 7" x 9" and minimum lengths shall conform to applicable BNSF Standard plans. Concrete ties shall be pre-stressed, measure 11" wide at the bottom and 9" high with a length of 8' 3" and weight of 630 pounds. Concrete ties can be placed on 28" centers provided there is a minimum ballast section of 8" below the tie. Turnouts (Switches, Frogs & Guardrails): All parts shall be new or good secondhand, with secondhand parts being free of injurious defects. Tie Plates: Tie plates may be new or secondhand, free of injurious defects and foreign material, conforming to AREA Specifications, and shall fit rail being used. For rail 110# section and greater, all plates will be double-shouldered. Joints: New or secondhand joints, free of foreign material and without injurious defects, and with 4 or 6 bolt holes, conforming to AREMA requirements, may be furnished to fit rail section for which they are designed. New or secondhand compromise joints of manufactured type (welded or homemade not acceptable), free of foreign material and without injurious defects, shall be furnished and used where rail section (weight or design) changes. Rail section by weight shall not be compromised where difference in weight is in excess of 25 lbs. When this becomes necessary, a rail of some weight between the two different rail sections, in excess of 25 lbs., shall be used and the compromise made in two steps. Spikes: