Hard rock definition

Hard rock means Hard Rock International, and, as the context requires, its subsidiary and affiliate entities.

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Hard rock means granite, quartzitic sandstone or other rock of similar hardness, the removal of which requires drilling, wedging and splitting or the use of explosives

Hard rock means granite, quartzite, dolomite, or other rock of similar hardness, which can only be excavated and removed economically by blasting, wedging or breaking.

Examples of Hard rock in a sentence

Hard rock requiring blasting as described above but where blasting is prohibited for any reason and excavation has to be carried out by chiseling, wedging or any other agreed upon method.
ETC Excavation in earth not exceeding 2m deep 4 Trenches m3 43 5 Pit m3 19 Extra over trench and hole excavations in earth for excavation: 6 Soft rock m3 10 7 Hard rock m3 25 Extra over all excavations for carting away: 10 Surplus material from excavations and/or stock piles on site to a dumping site to be alocated by the Contractor m3 36 Risk of collapse of excavations 11 Sides of trench and hole excavation not exceeding 1.5m deep.
Hard rock (Beach rock) areas or areas where dredging and excavation works cannot be carried out using normal methodology of works shall not be considered as unforeseeable under this Clause.” Delete sub-paragraph (b) of Sub-Clause 4.12 and substitute with the following: (b) Payment for any such Cost, fifty per cent (50%) of which shall be included in the Contract Price (the balance fifty percent of the Cost shall be borne by the Contractor).
ETC Excavation in earth not exceeding 2m deep Trenches m3 5 Pit m3 7 Extra over trench and hole excavations in earth for excavation: Soft rock m3 2 Hard rock m3 5 Extra over all excavations for carting away: Surplus material from excavations and/or stock piles on site to a dumping site to be alocated by the Contractor m3 11 Risk of collapse of excavations Sides of trench and hole excavation not exceeding 1.5m deep.
Hard rock material shall not be used for or incorporated in the backfill of the trench without the Engineer's approval.

More Definitions of Hard rock

Hard rock means an inanimate constituent of the earth in a solid, liquid, or gaseous state that, when extracted from the earth, is useable in its natural form or is capable of conversion into a useable form as a metal, a metallic compound, a chemical, an energy source, or a raw material. For the purposes of this article, "hard rock" does not include coal, surface or subsurface water, geothermal resources, or natural oil and gas together with other chemicals recovered therewith, but does include oil shale.

Hard rock means Hard Rock Hotel Licensing, Inc., a Florida corporation, and/or Hard Rock Cafe International (STP), Inc., a New York corporation, as applicable, together with each of their respective successors and assigns.

Hard rock means Hard Rock International, and its affiliate entities.

Hard rock means granite, quartzitic sandstone or other rock of similar hardness, the removal of which would normally require drilling, wedging and splitting or the use of explosives.

Hard rock shall at all times mean Hard Rock Hotel, Inc., a Nevada corporation, and its Successor in Interest together with its subsidiaries.

Hard rock means granite, quartzitic sandstone or other rock of similar hardness, the removal of which requires drilling, wedging and splitting or the use of explosives “Soft rock” shall mean hard material, the removal of which warrants the use of pneumatic tools and includes hard shale, ferricite, compact ouklip and material of similar hardness “Earth” shall mean all ground other than that classified as “hard rock” or “soft rock” and shall include made-up ground and any loose stones or pieces of concrete not exceeding 0,03m3 in volume

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