Spring definition

Spring means a source of water where an aquifer comes in contact with the ground surface.

Spring means the land to which water rises naturally from below the ground and the land over which the water then flows.

Spring means a spring of water naturally rising to and flowing over the surface of land, but does not include the discharge of underground water directly into a watercourse, wetland, reservoir or other body of water;

Examples of Spring in a sentence

• Calendar Incoming student nominations must reach the institution by: Autumn term [day/month] 30/04 Spring term [day/month] 30/09 Applications from incoming students must reach the institution by: Autumn term [day/month] 30/06 Spring term [day/month] 30/11 The institution will send its decision within 4 weeks, and no later than 5 weeks.

• Calendar Incoming student nominations must reach the institution by: Autumn term [day/month] 04/30 Spring term [day/month] 09/30 Applications from incoming students must reach the institution by: Autumn term [day/month] 06/30 Spring term [day/month] 11/30 The institution will send its decision within 4 weeks, and no later than 5 weeks.

• The parties agree to use the following Achievement Measures for the purposes of the Local 20 Student Achievement measure for the 2012-2013 school year for the elementary school: Rating LOCAL 20% Highly Effective 80% to 100% of the grade 3, 4 and 5 students assigned to the Principal’s building will meet their targeted growth on the district-developed Spring Mathematics Benchmark assessment.

• Ineffective 0% to 54% of the grade 3, 4 and 5 students assigned to the Principal’s building will meet their targeted growth on the district-developed Spring Mathematics Benchmark assessment.

• Developing 55% to 64% of the grade 3, 4 and 5 students assigned to the Principal’s building will meet their targeted growth on the district-developed Spring Mathematics Benchmark assessment.

More Definitions of Spring

Spring means an area of concentrated groundwater dis- charge occurring at the surface of the land that results in a flow of at least one cubic foot per second at least 80 percent of the time.

Spring means a source of water where the aquifer comes in contact with the land surface.

Spring means a place where subterranean water naturally flows from a rock or soil upon the land or into a body of surface water;

Spring means a point where ground water emerges onto the earth’s surface, including under any surface water of the state, excluding seeps. The term “spring” shall include karst windows, a depression opening that reveals portions of a subterranean flow or the unroofed portion of a cave.

Spring means a hot, sweet, geothermal or mineral pool, spa or bath fed by groundwater from an aquifer;

Spring means an area of ground water outflow onto the land surface or into a stream channel; flows are greater than a seep.

Spring means water naturally rising to and flowing over the surface of land.