Blast or “Blasting” means the use of explosives, or chemicals, for the purpose of moving, displacing or breaking rock or other material;
Blast or "Blasting" means:
Blast means the detonation of explosives by an operator for a mineral extraction operation.
Examples of Blast in a sentence
In case of raw coal being beneficiated in the washery nominated by the Bidder, the resultant washed coal to be used in the Specified End Use Plant (Blast Furnace Unit(s)) should be atleast 20% of the raw coal supplied by weight.
As a minimum, the agreed-upon area covering a single seniority pool in each case shall be as broad as practicable and in no event shall be less than a major operating unit such as Blast Furnace, Coke Plant, Open Hearth, etc.; however, rolling facilities need not necessarily be considered as one unit but shall nevertheless be as broad as practicable.
More Definitions of Blast
Blast means any planned or unplanned detonation(s) of an explosive(s) being initiated simultaneously by a single energy source.
Blast or "Blasting" means the firing of explosive materials for such purposes as breaking rock or other material, moving material, or generating seismic waves and the assembly of explosive materials for such purposes.
Blast or "BLASTING" shall mean lighting, igniting, firing or discharging of gunpowder, stumping powder dynamite, gun-cotton, nitro-glycerine, or any other explosive substance or mixture for the purpose of moving, breaking, disturbing, loosening or splitting of any material, substance, or thing, or for any purpose whatsoever.
Blast. (or “shot”) means the act of detonating explosive materials joined by a shared initiation system and a single firing device;
Blast means a wave of highly compressed air spreading outward from an explosion in connection with any Blasting under this Bylaw.
Blast means the controlled detonation of explosives or explosive materials to break or move, or both, rock or other materials.
Blast that timing analysis software for Systems Level applications known by the name "BLAST"'or "BLAST FOR SYSTEMS", as it exists on the Effective Date, in source code and object code forms, including all files, manuals, flow charts, libraries, documentation and comments that form a part of, describe the use of or are necessary for the use of such software. The foregoing shall not, however, include any code licensed from third parties other than Synopsys and its Affiliates, if any. BLAST does not include SLAM.