Strand Sample Clauses
The "Strand" clause defines the specific rights or interests in a property or asset that are being separated or reserved from the whole. In practice, this clause is often used in contexts such as intellectual property, mineral rights, or real estate, where certain aspects—like the right to use, sell, or license a particular feature—are treated independently from the main ownership. By clearly delineating these separate interests, the clause ensures that all parties understand which rights are included or excluded in a transaction, thereby preventing future disputes and clarifying the scope of what is being transferred or retained.
Strand. The term “strand” refers to support wires, typically stranded together, or other devices attached to a pole and connecting that pole to an anchor or to another pole for the purpose of increasing pole stability or supporting wires, cables, and associated facilities. The term “strand” includes, but is not limited to, strands sometimes referred to as “anchor strands,” “anchor/▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇,” “down guys,” “▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇,” “pole-to-pole guys,” and “messengers.”
Strand. Cables are supported on 6.6M EHS galvanized suspension strand. After the strand has been placed, it should be tensioned so that the final sag with cable in place conforms to clearances.