Weights Sample Clauses

Weights light, moderate and heavy, have their normal everyday meanings, and are to be applied consistently, regardless of the physical characteristics of the jobholder and whether the duties are normally carried out by women or by men; or by small people or large people; or by fit or unfit people. So, a sack of cement or a sack of potatoes is a heavy weight, even if it is lifted and carried without obvious exertion by a tall, fit, young person.

Weights. The weight of the coal delivered hereunder shall be determined on a per shipment basis by Buyer on the basis of scale weights at the generating station(s) unless another method is mutually agreed upon by the parties. Such scales shall be duly reviewed by an appropriate testing agency and maintained in an accurate condition. Seller shall have the right, at Seller’s expense and upon reasonable notice, to have the scales checked for accuracy at any reasonable time or frequency. If the scales are found to be over or under the tolerance range allowable for the scale based on industry accepted standards, either party shall pay to the other any amounts owed due to such inaccuracy for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days before the time any inaccuracy of scales is determined.

Weights. Except as otherwise provided herein or if the parties agree otherwise, the weight of each coal Shipment delivered hereunder shall be determined for payment purposes (the “Payment Weight”) by Buyer on the basis of certified scale weights at the generating station. If Buyer’s belt scale is inoperable or if Buyer fails to obtain a sample of the coal for qualitative analysis upon unloading, the Seller’s loading weight shall be used for the relevant Shipment and the Seller’s analysis shall be the analysis used in determining the payment for the relevant Shipment (the “Payment Analysis”). Seller will be notified as soon as possible whenever the Buyer’s belt scale or sampling equipment is out of operation. Seller will transmit its loading weights and qualitative analysis for the relevant Shipment to Buyer as soon as possible. For all coal delivered and unloaded at Buyer’s Xxxxxxx County Generating Station, the unloaded weight for each Shipment, shall be determined using a barge lot weighing method. If more than one (1) of Seller’s barges are unloaded sequentially, an actual unloaded weight shall be recorded, on the basis of Buyer’s scale weights for the total of all Seller’s barges unloaded in this sequence, The assigned unloaded weight for each such Shipment shall be proportioned based upon Seller’s load weight for each barge and the total weight for all Seller’s barges unloaded in that sequence. Scales (whether Buyer’s or Seller’s) shall be operated in accordance with NIST Handbook 44. Such scales shall be duly reviewed by an appropriate testing agency and maintained in an accurate condition and certified (i.e. material tested) at least annually in accordance with NIST Handbook 44 with a third party oversight. Seller shall have the right, at Seller’s expense and upon reasonable notice, to have the Buyer’s scales checked for accuracy at any reasonable time or frequency. If the Buyer’s scales are found to be over or under the tolerance range allowable for the scale based on industry-accepted standards, then the Buyer shall recalculate the payments for coal weighed on those scales for the period of inaccuracy (not to exceed 30 days) based on the weights for such coal provided by Seller. Buyer or the Seller, as applicable, shall pay to the other such amounts owed as a result of the recalculation, and Buyer shall reimburse Seller for the expenses incurred in checking the accuracy of said scales. If the Seller’s scales are used for payment purposes and are found to b...

Weights. Place any weights in any portion of the demised premises beyond the safe carrying capacity of the structure.

Weights. Place any weights in any portion of the Demised Premises beyond the safe carrying capacity of the structure.

Weights light, moderate and heavy, have their normal everyday meanings, and are to be applied consistently, regardless of the physical characteristics of the jobholder and whether the duties are normally carried out by women or by men; or by small people or large people; or by fit or unfit people. So, a sack of cement or a sack of potatoes is a heavy weight, even if it is lifted and carried without obvious exertion by a tall, fit, young person. Where mechanical aids are available, these should be taken into account when assessing the level of demand. For instance, other things being equal, moving sacks of potatoes with the aid of a trolley involves less demand than lifting and carrying the sacks over the same distance.

Weights. Vessel xxxx of lading weight determined by certified railroad scale weights, certified belt scale weights or certified bin scale weights in accordance with the procedures in effect from time to time at each of the loading ports shall be accepted by the parties as finally determining the amounts of the Cliffs Pellets delivered to AK Steel pursuant to this Agreement.

Weights a. Unless TVA determines circumstances require determination by other methods, all coal delivered to destination by barge shall be weighed by TVA, or the blending facility, on belt scales which are maintained and periodically calibrated by TVA or third parties for accuracy. b. Where at TVA's election coal is weighed by Contractor at origin, Contractor shall notify TVA immediately upon the occurrence of inaccurate weighing or absence of actual weighing. Contractor shall certify such notification in writing to TVA within seven (7) working days of the date of each such occurrence. Such certification shall identify each affected coal shipment by contract number, breakdown code, shipping point, traffic control number, shipping date, and car or barge number(s). Contractor's account shall be adjusted for any coal inaccurately weighed, or not weighed, and by the amount of the carrier's weighing charge in effect at the time of shipment, such adjustment to be made at whatever time such occurrence(s) becomes known to TVA. In the absence of scale weights from Contractor, TVA and Contractor will mutually agree by what means the weight of coal delivered hereunder shall be determined. Contractor shall reimburse TVA for any cost or expense charged to or incurred by TVA as a result of the absence of appropriate scale weights from Contractor. While TVA may not undertake to weigh all coal received, it may at its option, check weigh any coal received. In the event billed (invoiced) weights vary from TVA weights by more than one and one-half percent (1-1/2%), TVA's weights will govern. If TVA has elected to have Contractor weigh the coal pursuant to Subsection b., scale tests shall be performed quarterly or more often than quarterly when requested by TVA. TVA shall be responsible for the cost of additional requested tests unless the results thereof show that the scale failed to conform to certification standards, in which event Contractor shall be responsible for such costs. The aggregate weights determined during any payment period shall be acceptable as the quantity of coal sold and purchased during such period for which invoices are to be rendered and payments to be made. TVA shall have the right to have a representative present at any and all times during TVA loadings to observe determination of weights. If TVA should at any time question the accuracy of the weights thus determined, TVA shall so advise Contractor and Contractor shall permit TVA's representatives to test Co...

Weights. Seller’s weight and/or measurements shall govern unless proven to be in error.

Weights. Weights listed herein and/or in the contract refer to the gross total combined weight of all shipping containers.