Modular structure definition
Modular structure means any structure built for use or occupancy by persons or property, whether or not designed to be placed on a permanent foundation. Modular structures include factory-built buildings and subassemblies for manufactured residential and commercial units. Modular structure does not include non- assembled component parts that are subject to all permit and inspection requirements, or to manufactured housing structures that are subject to federal regulation.
Modular structure means any structure built for use of occupancy by person or property, whether or not designed to be placed on a permanent foundation. Modular structures include factory-built buildings and subassemblies for manufactured residential and commercial units, modular homes and pre-manufactured homes. Modular structures does not include non-assembled component parts that are subject to all permit and inspection requirements, or to manufactured housing structures that are subject to federal regulation as per Section 14-12-3.7.K. of the NMAC.
Modular structure means a structure designed and constructed for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes which satisfies the International Building Code for the intended purpose, and which is partially or entirely constructed off-site and moved onto a permanent foundation on the site. [Ord. 963 § 6, 2005; Ord. 671 § 2, 1995.]
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Figure 3.2: Modular structure used for simulating the first three riser-cyclone stages of the preheating tower.
Name SR protein Chromosomal location Figure 1.6. Modular structure of the nine human SR proteins (from (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2009)).