Tables means tables I, II, and III, appended to this regulation, which set forth accepted levels for various parameters which will generally protect the beneficial uses of state surface waters.
Tables means information provided in a tabular format within the Specifications.
Tables means each of the Approval, Spending and Reporting Tables.
Examples of Tables in a sentence
LEAVE ALL TABLES AND CHAIRS AS THEY ARE, IF YOU MOVE THEM, USE TWO (2) PEOPLE, AND DO NOT DRAG THEM, AND DO NOT TAKE THEM DOWN.
More Definitions of Tables
Tables means the tables attached hereto.
Tables and “What it means:” are courtesy of Thomas R. Prince, Professor of Accounting and Information Systems at Northwestern University.
Tables means the physical tables around which players are seated when playing approved games in a poker room, and includes tables that that provide electronic, digital or mechanical means for playing an approved game;
Tables means tables I, II, and III, appended to this regulation, which set forth accepted levels for
Tables. The Dual Control is essentially 2 LFOs (one forward and one backward, or inverted) controlling the cutoff of a Low Pass Filter (this is a separate filter from the filter in the FX Section). The tables act as tempo-synced gate controls for the intensity of the 2 LFOs. The top table controls the intensity of the forward LFO while the bottom table controls the intensity of the inverted (backward) LFO. A step set to max volume will cause the LFO to have maximum effect on the cutoff, while a step at 0 will result in no effect on the cutoff.
Tables. Does the page avoid using layout tables? If data tables are present, are they necessary to convey information, or could a more accessible means of presentation be considered instead? If a data table is used, is it simple, so no cells span multiple columns or rows? Are column and row headers programmatically labelled? • Buttons, form controls, and other operable elements: Are they labelled appropriately, both programmatically and visually? Do the visual labels continue to be properly associated with the elements when the screen is enlarged? If the elements have different states (such as form fields that are required for successful submission), are those conveyed by something other than color alone? • Heading structure: Are headings programmatically labelled with a meaningful hierarchy, so people who are blind and using a screen reader can navigate a page according to its headings, listen to a list of headings, and skip to where they want to begin reading? • Embedded videos and slide carousels: Where there are embedded videos or carousels, if they launch or rotate automatically, is that behavior necessary? If so, can a user pause or stop the video or carousel, and later replay the video or carousel, with keyboard commands? The ability to stop the video or carousel rotation can be important, not just while users are on the video or carousel, but while they are in other parts of the page.
Tables means the tables attached to Schedule 4 to this Financing Agreement; and