Frame Sample Clauses

Frame a. Frame rails, minimum: heat treated alloy steel (120,000 PSI yield) 10.125” x 3.580” with double C channel, heat treated (120,000 PSI yield) 10.813” x 3.892” x 0.912” maximum resisting bending moment 3,806,000 in-lbs. Provide 24-inch frame rail extensions on front of truck. b. Provide a straight front bumper, not swept back. c. Provide and install a 112 dB back up alarm, Truck-Lite part# 92904. Mount on the cross member nearest the back of the frame, facing rear of truck.

Frame. Inspect the frame for cracks, bulges, dents, or other irregularities. Do not ride a bicycle or component with any crack, bulge or dent, even a small one. Riding a cracked frame, fork or component could lead to complete failure, with risk of serious injury or death.

Frame. Benefits shall be payable for a frame when such frame is for use with a lens or pair of lenses which are prescribed by a participating provider or non-participating optometrist or ophthalmologist, or for a frame, if replacement is necessary. Payment of such benefits shall be limited to one frame for each Participant in any period of twenty-four (24) consecutive months.

Frame. The frame or its equivalent shall be of such design as to correspond at least to the standard practice for trucks of the same general load characteristics which are used for severe service.

Frame. The building shall be of steel or concrete frame, reinforced concrete, or bearing wall construction designed in accordance with the applicable building code.

Frame. The building is constructed of steel frame, reinforced concrete, or masonry bearing wall, as provided within the existing Gateway project.

Frame. Using Frame option, you can able to add the frame outside to your image. You can also able to handle the width of the edges in the frames as well. To change the width of edges of frame follow the below steps: a. Click on Gear icon on selected frame. b. Increase/decrease the size of edge by increasing or decreasing the border width and click on apply button.

Frame. 1. The frame shall be designed with appropriate safety factors and electronically welded where steel meets steel. 2. One-piece tongue, main beam, and beaver tail, cold formed. 3. Main frame beams shall be 12” deep minimum, high tensile steel. 4. Cross members shall be 6” deep high tensile steel. 5. Side members shall be 8” deep high tensile steel. 6. All cross members shall be pierced through the main frame on 16” centers maximum. 7. Head rail shall be at least 8”. 8. The trailer shall have a 7” minimum headboard, full width.

Frame. A structural frame of concrete and/or masonry construction, or any combination of these, with a mall designed to carry a live load of 100 pounds per square foot in accordance with applicable building codes and a floor and roof designed to carry an air handling unit of 1500 lbs. per tenant (any loads exceeding 1500 lbs. must be reviewed by Landlord's structural engineer); provided, however, roof top units are not permitted.

Frame. A structural frame of steel, concrete or masonry construction, or any combination of these, with a floor design to carry and provide for 150 psf load. Clear height to the bottom of the roof joists shall be approximately 13’-6” to 14’-6” except in Tenant’s “Repository”, approximately 6,000 sf in the rear of the Premises, which shall be a minimum of 16’-0”.