Lighting definition

Lighting means a source of light that is primarily used for promoting the biological process of plant growth. Lighting does not include sources of light that primarily exist for the safety or convenience of staff or visitors to the facility, such as emergency lighting, walkway lighting, or light admitted via small skylights, windows or ventilation openings.

Lighting means equipment and controls used to provide illumination through the use of electricity resulting in a load.

Lighting means the application of light to a scene, objects or their surroundings so that they may be seen by humans;

Examples of Lighting in a sentence

• The Street lighting section will liaise with key stakeholders involved in the erection of Christmas Lighting and Trees in order to identify suitable electricity supply.

• Lighting outages identified during patrols or reported to the authority are responded to within a minimum of 10 working days.

• This Green Generation Lighting Technology is consistent with lighting levels recommended by Abacus for national and regional competition, and has been designed to comply with Wake County and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) site requirements.

• It could also help attract an international cricket tournament, The Lighting Project shall consist of (six (6) 100’ poles with approximately eighty (80) LED luminaries meeting the wattage and lumens required for competition level cricket, as designed and provided by Xxxxx Lighting through its Light-Structure Green and Control- Link system.

• The purpose of the Lighting Project is to purchase and install LED lights for the multi- purpose/cricket field at Church Street Park, 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxx, Xxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx (“Multi-Purpose/Cricket Field”) that will allow expanded use of the field and provide the ability to attract regional and national cricket tournaments in Wake County.

More Definitions of Lighting

Lighting means artificial lighting which is provided to illuminate any parcel, building or site; [2009-06]

Lighting means the act of illuminating as well as the effect achieved by the arrangement of lights.

Lighting. The Lessor shall provide, at its cost, at the Commencement of the Lease, standard electrical equipment of the Immovable as well as the "Supplies" necessary for its functioning such as bulbs and starters. Thereafter, the Supplies shall be at the cost of the Lessee, the Lessor reserving its right to replace all of the Supplies in whole or in part, should this practice be in conformity with proper real estate management. The Lessor shall pay all Hydro bills incurred as the cost of lighting leases premises.

Lighting means a source of direct or indirect illumination, including, but not limited to, a room, area or architectural lighting source, a backlight for an LCD display or other consumer electronics product, or a source of illumination for signage; provided, however, that the source of illumination shall not itself be intended to display movable or changeable images or information (e.g., a passive matrix or active matrix display).

Lighting mode" or "Mode" of a front-lighting function provided by an AFS means a beam within the provisions either for one of the passing beam classes or for the main beam, designed and specified by the manufacturer for adaptation to dedicated vehicle and ambient conditions;

Lighting shall have the meaning assigned in the introductory paragraph hereof.

Lighting. None provided, Tenant’s responsibility. 4. H.V.A.C.: Landlord shall provide chilled and heating water from the central plant to the space and provide an outside air connection for space ventilation, based on the following: (a) Distribution System Design: All air distribution system(s) shall be Tenant’s responsibility including providing 4-pipe fan coils, heating and chilled water distribution, outside air distribution and thermostats. Chilled water coils will be designed for 48°F EWT. Heating water coils will be designed for 145°F EWT. (aa) Central Plant Deliverable: Hot water and chilled water delivered from the central plant is intended for artificial cooling and heating of the space and for heating domestic hot water. Hot water and chilled water temperature set points change seasonally for efficiencies but are always adequate to maintain 72°F (Cooling Mode) and 70°F (Heating Mode) air temperatures year-round and to maintain 120°F domestic hot water. Tenant is responsible for obtaining Landlord approval for use of the central plant’s hot and chilled water which exceed these parameters. (b)