General Design Sample Clauses

General Design. General design covers index of drawings, location and vicinity maps, design data, flow diagrams, hydraulic profile, and general conditions. General drawings and specifications shall be prepared;

General Design. Jacket with front MUSI zipper to work with Blauer System Outerwear. Vertical single welt hip pockets with zipper closure and Napoleon pocket on wearer's left. Side front zipper openings for equipment access. Set-in one piece sleeve with partial elasticized cuff and stand up collar with CF zipper closure to top collar edge.

General Design. DU style long sleeve shirt with convertible collar, zippered front, and stretch mesh panels. Convertible ‘sport’ collar of medium spread, with collar points measuring 2-3/4” in length and collar height of 3-1/4” at center back. Collar consists of 2-ply shell and 1-ply interlining on top collar only. Permanent stays 2” in length and 3/8” wide, are sewn inside collars so that no stitches are made through bottom leaf, and placed along front edge. Collar shall be 1/4” double needle topstitched all around.

General Design. In the design of a subdivision, land division, planned unit development or development project, provision shall be made for suitable sites of adequate area for parks, playgrounds, open spaces, and public recreation areas. Such sites are to be shown on the Preliminary Plat and Final Plat, and shall comply with the Village Master Plan or component of said Plan. Consideration shall be given to the preservation of scenic and historic sites, stands of trees, marshes, lakes, ponds, streams, watercourses, watersheds, ravines and woodlands, prairie and wetlands, and plant and animal communities.

General Design. The ballistic panels of soft body armor system meeting this specification shall provide thin, flexible, lightweight comfort utilizing high performance ballistic materials. The soft body armor system shall be designed for regular daily wear, as an undergarment or in a tactical garment. Therefore, vests shall be designed and constructed to provide (1) light and thin NIJ certified armor in Level IIIA, (2) durability, (3) ease of cleaning, (4) minimum restriction of motion or mobility, and (5) the greatest amount of ballistic coverage consistent with comfort and mobility.

General Design. All street design should be consistent with the standards of the Riverfront development. Sidewalk, driveway, and curb-cut paving design should consider the adjacent and overall design. Accommodations for mass transit, present and future, should be made within vehicular right of ways. On street parking should be provided where practical. Pedestrian circulation should be given priority over other modes of transportation. Pedestrian crossings with enhanced paving will be provided at all intersections and mid-block locations to provide for safe pedestrian access. All shopping street frontages should be designed to ensure that a minimum of eight feet on either side is dedicated to unrestricted pedestrian movement, with a minimum 6 feet additional width provided for outdoor dining and other activities as deemed necessary by the developer and restaurants shall be encouraged and allowed to incorporate private outdoor dining which may be separated from public spaces. Due to the landfill condition of the site, street trees are considered impractical. A variety of shallow- rooted plant materials are to be substituted to provide necessary screening and desired aesthetic conditions. Landscape parkways shall be a minimum of 6 feet in width. Shrubs, grasses, and groundcovers may be installed in lieu of areas typically provided with street trees. Plantings should be layered and continuous. Site amenities, signage, and pedestrian lighting will be provided at all interior roadways. Benches, chairs, trash and recycling receptacles should be provided for pedestrian comfort and located as not to impede pedestrian movement. The use of these and other street furnishings such as newspaper racks, bus shelters, and container plantings should contribute and meet the standards of the Riverfront environment.

General Design. It is the intent of these provisions that Tenant shall be permitted freedom in the interior design and layout of its space so long as same is consistent with Landlord’s policies and structural requirements, applicable building codes, and with sound architectural and construction practices, and provided further than no interference is caused to the operation of the Building’s mechanical heating, cooling or electrical systems or structure, or other Building operations or functions, and that no unusual increase in maintenance, insurance, taxes, fees or utility charges will be incurred by Landlord or other tenants in the Building as a result thereof. Any additional cost of design, construction, operation, insurance, maintenance, taxes, fees or utilities which results therefrom shall be charged to Tenant and paid for by Tenant in accordance with the provisions hereof and of the Lease.

General Design. The ballistic panels of soft body armor meeting this specification shall provide thin, flexible, lightweight comfort utilizing high performance ballistic materials. The soft body armor shall be designed for regular daily wear as an undergarment. Therefore, vests shall be designed and constructed to provide (1) light and thin NIJ certified armor in Level II, (2) durability, (3) ease of cleaning, (4) minimum restriction of motion or mobility, and (5) the greatest amount of ballistic coverage consistent with comfort and concealment. The general configuration shall be the slipover vest type that covers the majority of the upper torso, including side coverage. Two removable/replaceable elastic shoulder straps and four removable/replaceable elastic waist straps with hook and pile fasteners shall provide proper positioning and comfort. The entire vest perimeter shall be curved. No sharp corners or straight edges shall be allowed. The front ballistic panel shall cover the chest approximately up to the collar bone, have a scooped neck sufficient to maintain conceal ability when wearing an open collar shirt, extend downward to the waist but not far enough to "push up into the throat" when the wearer is seated, and extend around the sides to provide side protection. The biceps/chest region shall be cut with sufficient space to minimize irritation and restriction of arm movement during common duties such as the operation of motor vehicles. The outer shell carriers shall include front and rear 5”x8”/ 8” x 10” combination plate pockets designed to accommodate trauma, ballistic or blade inserts. The rear ballistic panel shall cover the back of the torso from just above the shoulder blades down to a position above the waist belt. In addition, unless otherwise stated, the maximum gap at each side shall be two inches. Female models shall be designed specifically for the female torso and shall have allowances for bust configuration. Each piece of soft body armor shall include the following, but not limited to: 1. One (1) set of ballistic panels. 2. Integral Self Suspending Ballistic System (SSBS). 3. Four (4) removable/replaceable 4 point 2” elastic waist straps. 4. One (1) complete washable Carrier System, in color. 5. Front and Rear 5” x 8” / 8” x 10” Combo pockets. 6. One (1) trauma reduction inserts. 7. Two (2) removable/replaceable shoulder straps.

General Design. The Contractor to design, supply and install new equipment as follows: 1. Lift car/cage that is accessible from one side through a manual or automatic car door 2. New car operating panel 3. New landing panels (refer to section 2.3.2) 4. Digital position indicators on the landing and within the lift car (refer to section 2.3.2) 5.Intercom system

General Design. This is a stratified randomized prospective international intergroup phase III trial. Patients are registered into the study after establishing the diagnosis of primary LD SCLC before the start of the induction therapy or within the first cycle of induction therapy, given that this therapy is according to what is mandatory by the protocol.