Common use of Measuring Clause in Contracts

Measuring. “Measuring” is the estimation of timber quantities using certain dimensions and applicable volume tables or formulae to determine the contents of trees or stands in a standard manner. Sampling may be on an individual tree or area basis. Examples of standard procedures are tree measurement, sample tree meas- urement, and area estimate. The quantity of timber des- ignated or to be designated for cutting has been or shall be Measured, as specified in CT6.8.

Measuring. “Measuring” is the estimation of timber quantities using certain dimensions and applicable volume vol- ume tables or formulae to determine the contents of trees or stands in a standard manner. Sampling may be on an individual tree or area basis. Examples of standard procedures are tree measurement, sample tree meas- urementmeasurement, and area estimate. The quantity of timber des- ignated designated or to be designated for cutting has been or shall be Measured, as specified in CT6.8KT-GT.8.

Measuring. “Measuring” is the estimation of timber quantities using certain dimensions and applicable volume tables or formulae to determine the contents of trees or stands in a standard manner. Sampling may be on an individual tree or area basis. Examples of standard procedures are tree measurement, sample tree meas- urementmeasurement, and area estimateesti- mate. The quantity of timber des- ignated designated or to be designated for cutting has been or shall be Measured, as specified in CT6.8.

Measuring. “Measuring” is the estimation of timber forest product quantities using certain dimensions and applicable volume tables or formulae to determine the contents of trees or stands forest products in a standard manner. Sampling may be on an individual tree forest product or area basis. Examples of standard procedures are tree forest product measurement, sample tree meas- urementforest product measurement, and area estimate. The quantity of timber des- ignated forest products Designated or to be designated Designated for cutting harvesting has been or shall be Measured, as specified in CT6.8CP6.8.

Measuring. “Measuring” " is the estimation of timber quantities using certain dimensions and applicable volume tables or formulae to determine the contents of trees or stands in a standard manner. Sampling may be on an individual tree or area basis. Examples of standard procedures are tree measurement, sample tree meas- meas­ urement, and area estimate. The quantity of timber des- des­ ignated or to be designated for cutting has been or shall be Measured, as specified in CT6.8.CT6.S.

Measuring. “Measuring” " is the estimation of timber quantities using certain dimensions and applicable volume tables or formulae to determine the contents of trees or stands in a standard manner. Sampling may be on an individual tree or area basis. Examples of standard procedures are tree measurement, sample tree meas- meas­ urement, and area estimate. The quantity of timber des- des­ ignated or to be designated for cutting has been or shall be Measured, as specified in CT6.8.

Measuring. “Measuring” " is the estimation of timber quantities using certain dimensions and applicable volume tables or formulae to determine the contents of trees or stands in a standard manner. Sampling may be on an individual tree or area basis. Examples of standard procedures are tree measurement, sample tree meas- urementmeasurement, and area estimate. The quantity of timber des- ignated designated or to be designated for cutting has been or shall be Measured, as specified in CT6.8.