Masking. In the event that the University of Waterloo brings back or imposes requirements for masking, residents may be required to wear mask or face covering while in shared common spaces in residence. Shared common spaces are defined as: cafeterias and dining halls, hallways, lounges, central complex areas, study rooms, laundry rooms, and other areas shared by a variety of residents. The provisions of this section may be subject to change at the discretion of the University of Waterloo.
Masking. Using IP masking, the URL for the Co-Branded Site will begin with http://xxxxx.xxxx.xxx. Xxe Company agrees that CNET will be entitled to count all page views of the Co-Branded Site towards CNET's traffic as measured by Media Metrix (as both a "Property" and "Domain" listing) and other Internet traffic-auditing firms. In addition, both parties will count the traffic as a "Consolidated" listing as measured by Media Metrix. CNET shall have the right to provide a redacted copy of this Agreement to an Internet traffic-auditing firm in connection with this Section. Furthermore, simultaneous with the execution of this Agreement, the parties shall execute the letter to Media Metrix set forth in Exhibit D attached hereto.
Masking. CPS will provide KN95 masks for staff and students use in addition to the medical grade masks and other face-covering PPE (e.g. face xxxxxxx) it provides for staff and students as agreed to in the February 2021 MOA through the conclusion of the 2021-22 school year.
Masking. In the event that the University of Waterloo brings back or imposes requirements for masking, residents may be required to wear a mask or face covering while in shared common spaces in residence. Shared common spaces are defined as: cafeterias and dining halls, hallways, lounges, central complex areas, study rooms, laundry rooms, and other areas shared by a variety of residents. Non-medical masks or face coverings are recommended when physical distancing from others is unable to be maintained and can be an additionaltool to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. The provisions of this Section 16.8 is subject to change on the recommendation of public health or government order
Masking. Mask adjacent surfaces to prevent staining or damage by contact with sealant or primer.
Masking. Take care to protect existing trim, base, windows, doors, floors, etc. from drips, overspray, or other types of painting errors.
Masking. The Theatre Department will provide basic black curtains to shield the audience view of backstage equipment and backstage areas (as best as can be achieved given the sight line challenges of the theaters). In the Xxxxxxxx Theater this means having borders in place to shield the electrics, legs to frame and divide the stage into multiple planes, and rotating legs to help shield the offstage wings. In the Xxxxxxxx Theater a grand curtain will also be provided to shield the entire stage from the audience. The masking provided in the Xxxxxxx Theater will vary depending on the configuration of the theater at the time of use. All requests for additional masking must be made and approved through this contract in section 16.
Masking. DOC will require staff to wear masks covering their noses and mouths.
Masking. The Inspector will determine through visual observation whether DOC is in substantial compliance with its masking policies, including that residents and staff have consistent access to masks and that, in general, staff are wearing masks that cover their noses and mouths when required by DOC’s masking policies.
Masking. 3.6.6.1 Are there any nulls in the command transmitter antenna pattern? 3.6.6.2 Are there areas of RF masking due to location of antennas on the UAS
