Signals. The master of an oil vessel shall, at all times that the vessel is nearing or is at a wharf, display at the foremast head, or other conspicuous place clear of all obstructions so as to be clearly visible from any direction at a distance of at least one mile from the vessel —
Signals. The Company shall at the Customer's marshalling rack and in accordance with the Construction Programme provide the Customer with any signals from the Company's Equipment which the Customer reasonably requires for control and protection purposes and for the operation of the protection relays specified in this Clause 9.
Signals. Schedule 3.19 sets forth a complete and accurate list of all ------- MMDS Signals, SMATV Signals and AML Signals carried at the Properties.
Signals. The AGENCY shall cooperate with the DEPARTMENT to effect signal and interconnect connections for the Project.
Signals. The necessity for the use of an Employee to give signals to Employees covered by this Agreement shall be determined by the Individual Employer. When used, he shall be an Assistant to Engineer, or a Registered Apprentice. (Refer to Section 07.10.00.)
Signals. The transmissions, except radio signals (whether television, satellite or otherwise), of video programming or other information that the Systems make available to all Subscribers generally.
Signals. All the stations, frequencies or programming (whether ------- broadcast television, satellite, radio or otherwise) carried by the System, all as shown in Exhibit 1.20.
Signals. In addition to and without limiting the generality of the grant of rights contained above, TESC shall have the right and license to receive the Services at the Facility and to digitize, compress or otherwise technologically manipulate the Signals, as received at the Facility, and transmit the technologically modified Signals via the Transmission System to Subscribers in the Territory.
Signals. The COUNTY shall cooperate with the DEPARTMENT, to the extent necessary, to effect signal and interconnect connections for the Project.
Signals. Any signals necessary in order to conform with the requirements of the Ministry of Transport or of the engineers are to be supplied and constructed by the contractors. EARTHWORKS. 40. Cuttings are to have a bottom width of 11 ft. except where they occur on curves of less than 6 chains radius where the width is to be increased to 12 ft. Side slopes of cuttings are to be 1 to 1 in ordinary good soil but are to be flatter if so ordered by the engineers when the cutting is excavated. In rock the face may be left -perpendicular. Cuttings are to be roughly finished, large boulders or rock outcrops which disturb the normal surface plane need not be removed provided they are not nearer to the centre of the track than 6 ft. Spoil for banks if required may be excavated at any place where it is found in a suitable condition for handling and provided that the company can acquire the land at reasonable cost. The upper side of cuttings is to be drained above the slope, if ordered by the resident engineer by a ditch of 1 ft. 6 in. width and 1 ft. depth or such larger dimensions as he may approve. The bottom of the cutting is to be drained on either or both sides at the foot of the slope, where ordered by the resident engineer, by ditches of the dimensions he may decide . All such ditches are to be carried down to some existing water course or otherwise terminated as the resident engineer may decide. (END OF PAGE 24) The bottom of cuttings is to be neatly formed and finished to the correct line and level of formation and is to have a camber to the centre of about 4 in. Banks. Banks are to be formed of any approved material excavated from cuttings or borrow pits. Peat is not to be used for banks and top soil and vegetation is to be excluded. Before banks are tipped weak peat or surface soil and vegetation is to be removed, except over boggy ground. All growing trees are to be cut and roots to be grubbed up. Over bog the existing surface is not to be disturbed. The side slopes of banks are to be as ordered by the resident engineer according to the material available. For ordinary good material the slopes shall be 1 to 1 for heights up to 6 ft. and above this 1½ to 1. The surface of banks is to be neatly finished and covered with 4 in. soil or roughly pitched with stone taken from the material excavated. Allowance must be made for settlement of about 2 in. per foot of height or such other amount as may be ordered by the resident engineer. Banks are to be end-tipped or otherw...
