Usable definition

Usable means playable and (where applicable) movable; and “unusable” shall mean neither playable nor movable.

Usable means usable by the Tenant for the purpose contemplated by this Lease.

Usable means available and capable of being used for agricultural, horticultural, aquacultural and forestry production activities.

Examples of Usable in a sentence

• The Limited Warranty in clause 1.3 does not apply to a Product which is installed in parallel with other Products which have a combined Usable Energy of more than 50 kWh.

• The Limited Warranty in clause 1.3 does not apply to a Product that is installed individually or in parallel with other Products which have a combined Usable Energy of less than 50 kWh.

• The Limited Warranty in clause 1.3 does not apply to a Product that is installed individually or in parallel with other Products which have a combined Usable Energy of less than 50 kWh. In case of the combined Usable Energy is less than 50 kWh, please refer to BYD Battery-Box Premium LVS Limited Warranty–Residential-Australia-EN.

• Usable over the length of the recipient’s post-secondary educational career.

• The Lebanese Press, People, and Politicians: Lebanon as a Failed State 111 Lebanon’s Civil War as Usable Past: an Enduring History and Representation 114 1.

More Definitions of Usable

Usable. Complies with the applicable rules and regulations of the Act including, without limitation, Rule 3-12 of Regulation S-X and Item 512 of Regulation S-K.

Usable shall be synonymous with "rentable" in this document.

Usable. Usable" square feet shall mean the square footage determined according to the definitions set forth on Exhibit "D."

Usable means usable by the Tenant for the purposes contemplated by this Lease; (c) “Landlord’s Work” and “Tenant’s Work” means the work described as Landlord’s Work and Tenant’s Work respectively. Landlord’s Work:

Usable means usable in the production of Component Parts at the Greenville Plant in the quantities called for by GM in effect as or the date GM exercises the Right of Access. GM will purchase the GM Greenville Inventory (free and clear of all liens and security interests) for the following amounts:

Usable while practical means "useful." Not all practicable things are practical, and not all practical things are practicable.

Usable means that an Improvement is Complete. If an Improvement which Developer is obligated to construct pursuant to the applicable conditions of approval for a portion of the Property is only a portion of a larger work of improvement, then a determination by the City Engineer of whether that Improvement is Complete shall be made only with respect to that Improvement and not with respect to the larger work of improvement of which it is a portion.