Support Structures definition

Support Structures means the infrastructure necessary to support the operations of the Fiber Optic Cables including, without limitation, cable sheathing (jacket, tubing, core wrap) and all associated conduit, troughing, pedestals, slack containers, Utilities Shelters, connections between the Utilities Shelters and Communications Shelters and between the Fiber Optic Cable and the Communications Shelters and related equipment, but excluding the Communications Shelters.

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Support Structures means any temporary structure constructed to reach, inspect, or perform Work of this Section.

Support Structures means a Structure, Outdoor Fixture, Tower (including any

Examples of Support Structures in a sentence

• The Purchaser acknowledges that the Support Structures will be owned by all owners of Strands permitted by the Rights-of-Way and may be used by such owners or others granted rights in the strands.

• The Assets include the grant by the Vendor to the Purchaser, for no additional consideration, of an undivided interest in all Support Structures related thereto (including, for greater clarity, related Utilities Shelters) equal to its proportionate share in the total Strands from time to time making up the applicable segment of the Fiber Optic Cable(s) that will be shared with others (such undivided interest shall be referred to as the "Support Structures Interests").

• Distribution And Logistics Parts Acquisition Cost Management- Volume Buys On-Going Hardware/Software Uplevels Field Engineering Support Structures - Spares/Safety/Fixes MARKETING RIGHTS Product(s) designed by Unisys solely for ISMSI specifications would only be used by ISMSI unless agreed by ISMSI.

• Any damages to Lessor’s Wireless Support Structures, equipment thereon or other infrastructure caused by Lessee’s installation or operations shall be repaired or replaced at Lessee’s sole cost and to Lessor’s reasonable satisfaction.

• Grantee shall maintain its Wireless Support Structures and Wireless Facilities in good and safe condition and in a manner that complies with all applicable federal, state and local requirements, laws, ordinances, standards and regulations.

More Definitions of Support Structures

Support Structures means, collectively, all infrastructure (other than shelters) necessary to support Strands including, without limitation, cable sheathing, conduit, troughing, pedestals, slack containers, poles and any equipment related thereto, but excluding Strands.

Support Structures. 26 By this he means a relatively independent bar and interest groups that are willing to utilize the courts to advance their own strategic goals. Clearly the passive structure of judicial decision-making relies on others to bring cases to courts, and so courts must form alliances with interest groups and the bar in order to be in a position to influence policies. These “support structures” are mutually constitutive of judicialization: judges need the support structures, but the availability of litigation-based possibilities for social change will in turn encourage extra-judicial actors to bring cases to court.

Support Structures means the infrastructure necessary to support the operations of the IRU Fibre including without limitation, conduit, troughing, pedestals, slack containers, poles, handholds, warning signals, manholes, marking posts and any equipment related thereto, but excluding Fibre, any electronic, optronic, optical or similar equipment.

Support Structures means a structure, outdoor fixture, tower, or utility pole capable of safely supporting a WCF, but does not necessarily include a wireless tower or base station.

Support Structures means structures to which antennas and other necessary associated hardware is mounted.

Support Structures means structures to which antennas and other necessary associated hardware is mounted. Support structures include, but are not limited to, transmission towers, utility poles and nonresidential buildings.

Support Structures means the infrastructure necessary to support the Purchased Strands, including, without limitation, communications shelters, cable sheathing and all associated conduit, troughing, pedestals and related equipment, but excluding electronics and optronics necessary to activate the Purchased Strands; and