Examples of Disturbed Ground in a sentence
Where any Facilities required to supply Drainage Services to a Customer are located in Disturbed Ground, or where any other unusual condition exists, EWSI’s obligation to construct does not include incremental construction costs required to stabilize such Facilities or the disturbed ground, or to address other unusual conditions.
Disturbed Ground: Any area of ground on a site which during construction is dug up, filled, graded, built on or used for storage or parking.
Where any Facilities required to supply Water Services to a Customer are located in Disturbed Ground, or where any other unusual condition exists, EWSI’s obligation to construct does not include incremental construction costs required to stabilize such Facilities or the disturbed ground, or to address other unusual conditions.
Ecosystems of Disturbed Ground, ed Walker LR (Elsevier Science, Amsterdam).
Disturbed Ground- Soil has been disturbed (plowed, cleared, bulldozed, excavated) for construction or agriculture.
The workshops were on opportunities for economic diversification and transformation, a just transition of the workforce and the creation of decent work and quality jobs, and assessment and analysis of impacts of response measures.
A small area of Disturbed Ground with ephemeral/short perennial vegetation is present at the land immediately surrounding the agricultural Buildings in the Southern Site Area (seePlate 6).
In other words, tenants have not effectively utilized in their innovative performance the merits of being in the Tsinghua Science Park, in close proximity to one of China’s leading universities, Tsinghua University.
On the other hand, IF the difference between the indoor humidity and the reference one is below the threshold limit (hysteresis), THEN the humidifier is switched off.
Budget variations approved since the last monitoring report have resulted in a total increase of £4.001m to the capital programme, with an increase of £0.480m in 2021/22 and an increase of £3.521m in future years.