Pure definition

Pure means consisting of at least 97 percent by mass of a specified substance. For facilities burning biomass fuels, this means the fraction of biomass carbon accounts for at least 97 percent of the total amount of carbon in the fuel burned at the facility.

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Pure relating to a substance means that a material or fuel consists of at least 97 % (related to mass) of the specified substance or element — corresponding to the commercial classification of ‘purum’. For biomass this relates to the fraction of biomass carbon in the total amount of carbon in the fuel or material;

Pure has the meaning set forth in the recitals to this Agreement.

Examples of Pure in a sentence

The tenderer is referred to the "Model Preambles for Trades 2008" for supplementary and comprehensive expansion of descriptions, appropriate provision for which shall be deemed to have been included in all relevant rates Where trade names are specified it will read "or equal approved" PAINTWORK ETC TO NEW WORK ON FLOATED PLASTER Prepare surface and remove all loose material, apply one coat PLASCON Wall & All Pure Acrylic paint, thinned 20%, two coats PLASCON Wall & All Pure Acrylic paint or equal approved.
Notices shall be delivered as follows: If to the Company: Pure Biofuels Corp.
Protect the finish with non-abrasive automotive wax (e.g. Pure Carnauba) on a regular basis.
Each of the covenants, representations and warranties of the Seller and Pure Cycle made herein shall survive the Closing.
Seller has read and understands the public filings made by Pure Cycle with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

More Definitions of Pure

Pure shall have the meaning set forth in the Recitals.

Pure has the meaning set forth in the Recitals.

Pure legislation means when the commanding norm is set by the state legislator and the related liability system is operated entirely by the state, through the courts and investigating authorities, without the participation of social media platforms. These include the rules contained in major codes of law and the systems of their oversight (civil and criminal codes), as well as, for example, the data protection regime. On their own, however, these rkles are not skitable as a fkll, prompt, and effective remedy for viola- tions committed through social media. The three possible legal, regulatory models are outlined below:

Pure means Pure Acquisition Corp., a Delaware corporation and wholly owned subsidiary of the Company.

Pure simply means that the trust is a real trust having a minimum of two Trustees, rather than a partnership, an association or bailment agreement which may sometimes call themselves a trust.

Pure means Pure Extract Technologies Inc., which amalgamated with Acquireco to form Amalco pursuant to the Amalgamation Agreement.

Pure in a simple mode of sensation means that its uniformity is troubled and interrupted by no foreign sensation, and it belongs merely to the form. … Even what we call ‘ornaments’ [parerga], i.e. those things which do not belong to the complete representation of the object internally as elements, but only externally as complements, and which augment the satisfaction of taste, do so only by their form; as, for example, [the frames of pictures or] the draperies of statues or the colonnades of palaces.27