Things Clause Samples
Things a) determinate or determinable (Arts. 1458, 1460)
b) lawful (Arts 1347, 1409 [1,4] c) should not be impossible (Art. 1348) e.g. must be within the commerce of man
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Things. In this Amended and Restated Security Agreement, reference to a thing (including a right or obligation) includes a part of that thing, but nothing in this section 1.8 implies that performance of part of an obligation constitutes performance of the obligation.
Things. Things are individually represented and tracked within the model (from creation to destruction). They each have the nature of a 1 dimensional string of symbols, composed of a fixed number of “elements”.
Things. Things are individually represented and tracked within the model (from creation to destruction). They each have the nature of a 1D string of symbols, composed of a fixed number of “elements” (the letters “A”, “B” etc. depending on the parameter which determines the number of elements) and the two symbols “&” and “>”. “&” indicates a soft join, that is a join that an agent can make (or break) without a specific tool. “>” indicates that the item can also be used as a tool, that is it can be used to “transform” the string on the left of the “>” into the one on the right in another string.