LINING Sample Clauses

LINING. Fully lined with green rayon and featuring inside cloth reinforced breast pockets. The lining at the armhole shall be securely fastened completely to the coat with lock stitch machine for strength. Hand sewing or “felling” will be unacceptable. Shall be a centered back vent.
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LINING. All surfaces shall be coated as specified. Surfaces which do not require lining shall be suitably protected.
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LINING. Vest shall be partially lined with black mesh lining at front and back panels. Clean finish lining into neck opening binding. Mesh lining at front and back shoulders is not stitched to each other. Instead, each has 3/8" wide Lycra binding on their edges and overlap 1-1/4" at front and back shoulder to create an access opening for shoulder straps of ballistic vest. Front and back side edges of lining are bound with 3/8” wide black, Nylon, abrasion resistant binding. Hem has 1-ply black Nylon fabric for front and back panel bottom hem facing. Mesh lining is stitched to top edge of hem facing and a zipper is stitched to the bottom to connect the shell and lining. Vests have permanent 1/16” military stitched-in creases. One crease is in each front extending from hem to shoulder joining seam. Front pockets and flaps to be centered over the crease. Crease is not to run through pocket or flap. Three vertical creases in back from hem to yoke bottom, middle crease on center back line, side creases spaced equally from center crease.
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LINING. Customer shall pay the cost of the interior lining of any car and shall, at its sole cost and expense, maintain and renew all car linings (both new and currently existing) whenever necessary during the term of this Agreement, including when necessitated by repair to other portions of the car; and Customer is responsible for removing the lining from each car prior to its return to GATX at the expiration or termination of this Agreement with respect to such car. This Article 7 shall govern notwithstanding anything to the contrary in Article 6 hereof.
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LINING. The process of using a cable to influence the direction of fall of a tree being cut. Used especially around anadromous streams, roads, etc. Log transfer facility (LTF): See resource transfer facility. Management Agreement: An agreement between one or more of the divisions of the Department of Natural Resources that specifies agency responsibilities for the management of a resource. In addition to specifications on management, it is typically used to transfer authorities for management from one division to another. Management Intent Statement: The statements that define the Department's near-, long- term and management objectives and the methods to achieve those objectives. Manage- ment intent statements are always included in the State Forest Plan for units and subunits. They further define the way in which, and occasionally the standards under which, state lands are to be managed. Materials: Materials include but are not limited to common varieties of sand, gravel, rock, pumice, clay and sod.
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LINING a. Upon completion of the oversized shaft development, the Contractor shall furnish and set steel casing to a depth as approved by the Owner. b. Any backfill required for the landing of the casing shall be provided by the contractor at his own expense.
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LINING. The lining consists of two pads to accommodate 8 ½” x 11” certificate. One pad has four corner pockets. The liners are flush cut with the moiré grain running in a vertical direction on both of the lining boards. The moiré is laminated securely to a .024 board. The lining pads are glued neatly in place in the cover and most be glued securely. The entire case is neatly constructed and taut. The case is folded and turned neatly so that when the case is closed, all four corners will coincide.
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LINING. Leila Maud6 Pepper (Rebecca Gallison5 Averell, Isaac Cooper4 Averell, Ebenezer3 Averell, Abijah2 Averell, Thomas1 Averell)1 was born on 20 Mar 1860 in New York (Bronx), Bronx, New York1. She married Albert E. Coudrey on 31 Oct 1888 in New York (Bronx), Bronx, New York1. Notes for Leila Maud Pepper: lived at Orange, NJ Albert E. Coudrey and Leila Maud Pepper had the following children:
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