Units of Measure. Meter tickets shall report the gross standard volumes (GSV) and net standard volumes (NSV) in hundredths of abarrel.
Units of Measure. (a) All dimensions, quantities, performance specifications, calibrations and other quantitative elements used in this Contract shall be expressed in the International System of Units (SI), except where otherwise indicated.
Units of Measure. The Sub-Contractor must use the following units of measure which will ensure consistency. Measure Description No. (Number) Measurements are made in whole or part numbers Ea. (Each) Each item is required M (Meter) or LM (Lineal Meters) Lineal shall be measured to the nearest 0.1 of a lineal meter M2 (Square Meters) Square meters shall be measured in length multiply by breadth and have a minimum measurement of 0.1m2 M3 (Cubic Meters) Cubic meters shall be measured length times breadth multiply by height and rounded up to the nearest 0.1 cubic meter
Units of Measure. BX = Box FT = Foot LB = Xxxxx XX = Roll CM =Centimeter GL = Gallon LT = Liter SF = Square Foot
Units of Measure. Gold-Ore Owner’s Pre-Recycled Gold Ore shall be measured in tons where 1 ton = 1 short-ton with a weight of 2,000 United States avoirdupois pounds (“ton”). The gold contained in Gold-Ore Owner’s Pre- Recycled Gold Ore shall be measured in xxxx ounces where 1 xxxx ounce = 1.09714286 avoirdupois ounce also known as an English standard ounce (“oz.”).
Units of Measure. Measurement units routinely utilized by Contractor in its daily business operations shall be the measurement units used for drawings and technical documents supplied to any Party by another Party pursuant to performance of this Contract.
Units of Measure. Unless otherwise specifically provided in this contract, all reports, drawings and other technical information and data shall be in English and shall employ the units of measure specified by Buyer in this contract or by separate written notice.
Units of Measure. Each Delivery Point is equipped with vehicular scales. All vehicles, except those of residential users, are weighed with the driver aboard upon arrival. All departing vehicles are then weighed a second time, unless the vehicle tare weights are known. Disposal System Fees (tipping fees), in turn, are charged based upon the difference between the arrival and departure weights. If the scales at the receiving location are inoperative, the fee is based on the average amount received per vehicle when dumping records for such vehicle for the twelve (12) full months immediately preceding are available or, when such records are not available, the fee is based on the average amount received per vehicle of like size and/or compaction ratio. The driver of each vehicle is given a statement after each load of Solid Waste is dumped, which statement reflects the weight of the waste dumped, the applicable date, time and delivery point, and the applicable Disposal System Fee. In addition, SPSA may designate grades or categories of Solid Waste that will be measured upon receipt by SPSA by number of units or other means other than by weight.
Units of Measure. Meter tickets shall report metered volumes in whole barrels (42 U.S. gallons).
Units of Measure. The following Units of Measure apply to certain BMC Subscription Services.
