Coupling. Spring Pin (1) 1/4" Stop Pin (1) Nylon Washer, 1/4" (1) Nut, Nylon Locking 1/4" - 20 YZN o Stocked o Non-Stocked MSC07972 Coupling Spring Pin Kit (10' RT3 Power-V) Includes: (1) Coupling Spring Pin (1) 3/8" Stop Pin (1) Nylon Washer, 3/8" (1) Nut, Xxxxx Locking 3/8" - 16 YZN o Stocked o Non-Stocked MSC09649 Horizontal Hinge Pin Kit (7'6", 8'2", 9'2" RT3 Power-V) Includes: (1) Nut, 5/8" - 11, Jam Lock, GRA ZN (1) Washer, 11/16" Flat YZN (1) Pin, Horizontal Hinge, Threaded, RT3 o Stocked o Non-Stocked MSC09664 Horizontal Hinge Pin Kit (10' RT3 Power-V) Includes: (1) Nut, 5/8" - 11, Jam Lock, GRA ZN (1) Washer, 21/32" Flat (1) Pin, Horizontal Hinge, Threaded, 10' RT3 o Stocked o Non-Stocked HDW05544 Hairpin Xxxxxx, #16 YZN o Stocked o Non-Stocked HDW05563 Clevis Pin, 5/8" x 3-1/2" YZN (7'6", 8'2", 9'2" RT3 Power-V) o Stocked o Non-Stocked HDW07682 Clevis Pin, 3/4" x 3-3/4" YZN (10' RT3 Power-V) o Stocked o Non-Stocked MSC05674 Pin Kit, Lift Cylinder Clevis (7'6", 8'2", 9'2" RT3 Power-V) Includes: (1) Hairpin Xxxxxx, #16 YZN (1) Pin Clevis, 5/8" x 3-1/2" HRD YZN (7'6", 8'2", 9'2" RT3 Power-V) o Stocked o Non-Stocked MSC05076 Spring, SmartHitch Torsion (7'6", 8'2", 9'2" RT3 Power-V) Set of (2) o Stocked o Non-Stocked MSC07673 Spring, SmartHitch Torsion (10' RT3 Power-V) o Stocked o Non-Stocked HDW01732 Washer, 1/2" Split Lock YZN o Stocked o Non-Stocked HDW01720 Nut, Self Locking 3/8" - 16 YZN o Stocked o Non-Stocked HDW01709 Nut, Self Locking 5/8" - 11 YZN (7'6", 8'2", 9'2" RT3 Power-V) o Stocked o Non-Stocked
Coupling. A. Provide coupling devices on both ends of each LRV, which shall operate safely and reliably:
Coupling. Licensee will not, without Owner's prior written consent, couple or bundle the Localized Products with other services or products.
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Coupling. Employees who are eligible for vacation or compensatory time as provided for in this Agreement may, with the Employer's prior approval, take pass days in conjunction with vacation or compensatory time.
Coupling. Employees who are eligible for Paid Time Off or compensatory time as provided for in this Agreement may, with the Employer’s prior approval, take pass days in conjunction with Paid Time Off or compensatory time.
Coupling. Coupling has the proposed effects on alignment. A low degree of coupling increases alignment in all three turbulence scenarios. Thus, the effect is not mediated by the degree of environmental turbulence. The less interdependent subsystems are, the better the ISA can align with the external environment. The results of the coupling experiment are depicted in Figure 13.3 3 In the both the high and medium turbulence scenario, the alignment means for medium and high coupling are not statistically different from each other. (Two sample t test, p values =.45 ; .28)
Coupling. Alignment System Interoperability The experiment investigating the impact of System Interoperability on the alignment of ISA and external environment provides interesting results. The ability to substitute individual dimensions increases in importance as the degree of turbulence increases. In low turbulent environments, a low propensity of substituting subsystems provides the best alignment of the ISA with the external environment. The medium degree of System Interoperability provides the highest alignment in the medium turbulence environment. In the highly turbulent environment, the best alignment is Alignment achieved with a high degree of system interoperability. The results of the experiment are depicted in Figure 12.45 2 System Interoperability Medium tu 1.8 1.6 High si Medium si Low si
Coupling. To couple, the bill updated provisions in the Iowa Code to make references to tax year 2015. (The only tax year the legislation coupled with). By operation of those references, Iowa Code couples with the federal tax code for many tax provisions recently extended by Congress. The more significant federal tax changes that House File 2433 coupled with include: Deduction of up to $250 for out-of-pocket expenses for teachers Tuition and fees deduction for higher education expenses Election to deduct state sales/use tax in lieu of state income tax as an itemized deduction Deduction for mortgage insurance premiums as deductible qualified residence interest Nontaxable IRA transfers to eligible charities Small businesses expensing (instead of depreciate) the first $500,000 of equipment cost (known as Section 179 expensing) The bill also provided for the decoupling of Iowa Code with federal bonus depreciation provisions. Bonus depreciation is being phased out in the Internal Revenue Code and will be gone by 2020. Consumables House File 2433 also rescinded the consumables rules that were amended and the new rules created in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin on January 6, 2016 and restored the previous versions of those rules. The bill then amended the current sales tax exemption for the purchase or rental of certain items used in manufacturing, research and development, data processing or storage, and recycling activities. Currently, the exemption includes replacement parts. The bill amended that provision to also include supplies and materials used to construct or self-construct replacement parts and supplies. House File 2433 represents Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx commitment to making Iowa individual and business taxpayers a priority by providing them with tax benefits, clarity, and opportunities for success. The New March Revenue Estimate In December Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx calculated there was $153 million in revenue growth for the Legislature to allocate in FY 17. As a result of the new revenue estimate made Wednesday, there is now $176.7 million in revenue growth in FY 17. The 99% Expenditure Limitation Law will limit spending to $7.351 billion in FY 17. The budget submitted by the Governor in January, based on the previous REC, spent $7.412 billion. Initial Senate Democrat targets spent $$7.409 billion. Initial House Republican targets spent $7.320 billion. The new revenue estimate of $7.351 billion not only lives within the 99% expenditure limitation law, it also l...
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