Polygon definition

Polygon. We’, ‘Us’, ‘Our’ means The Polygon Group Pty Ltd ‘You’, ‘Your’ means the Customer.

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Polygon means a map area of forest or forest land that is distinct from surrounding area; whose boundaries coincide with boundaries between different stages of forest or other distinct boundaries; and that may contain one stage of forest or a mosaic of small patches of two forest stages;

Polygon means Polygon Aerospace, LLC, a Texas limited liability company.

Examples of Polygon in a sentence

• An aerial photograph and/or map with a north arrow must be attached, clearly marking the area proposed to be cleared or if you have the facilities, a digital map on a suitable portable digital storage device of the area to clear as an ESRI shapefile with the following properties: Geometry type: Polygon shape Coordinate system: GDA 1994 (Geographic latitude/longitude) Datum: GDA 1994 (Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994).

• Caribbean Aircraft Leasing (BVI) Limited Polygon Commodities A.V.V. Caribbean Airlines Services Limited Porpoise Industries Limited Caribbean Airlines Services, Inc.

• The Polygon Tool allows for the creation of multiple straight lines.

• These alerts must be based on the Latitude/Longitude Polygon box provided by the National Weather Service to retain the geographic specificity intended by the issuing Weather Forecast Office, such as a river basin or Storm- Based warning.

• This is a contract for services between the State of Vermont, Department of Buildings and General Service, Office of Purchasing and Contracting (hereinafter called “State”), and Polygon US Corporation, with a principal place of business in North Andover, MA, (hereinafter called “Contractor”).

• The Investor agrees to transfer his contribution to the established Polygon address.

• In constructing the infrastructure, the approved plans must be followed and, to ensure the cost for providing the infrastructure is reasonable, and thus any credit entitlement is reasonable, Polygon shall provide the construction contract costs to the City as the final estimate for the City’s review and approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.

• The User accepts and acknowledges the Company will not be responsible for any forgotten objects by the User in the Bicycle, its accessories, in the Docking Point, Cicloestaciones, Attention Center for Users (CAPU), nor in the equipment that conforms the Polygon determined for the Cicloestaciones.

• Polygon data is updated periodically and released each year in January for download by data users within and outside of Government.

• Except with respect to information provided to Polygon Investment Partners LP, the Company confirms that neither it nor any other Person acting on its behalf has provided any of the Investors or their agents or counsel with any information that constitutes our could reasonably be expected to constitute material non-public information, other than the existence of the transactions contemplated hereby.

More Definitions of Polygon

Polygon means a geographic area of numerous water bodies or wetland areas that cannot be accurately mapped at the 1:63,360-scale and which are important for the spawning rearing or migration of anadromous fish. These polygons are listed in the Catalog with single point identifiers and delineated on the Atlas maps by a dashed line boundary. All waters within these polygons are considered specified anadromous fish bearing water bodies.

Polygon has the meaning assigned to such term in the introductory statement of this Agreement.

Polygon means a closed plane figure bounded by three or more line segments, used to represent area features in a geospatial data set.

Polygon means a type of a virtual currency based on an open source cryptographic protocol existing on the Polygon Network, and the assets underlying the Trust's Units and may include “forked” versions of such virtual currency as described in the Memorandum. Individual units of Polygon may be described as “MATICs.”