Point of Measurement definition

Point of Measurement means that point on the tree stem or trunk measured above the highest point of the ground in an undisturbed state at the base of the stem or trunk of the tree. For coppice growth, the ‘point of measurement’ means that point on each tree stem or trunk measured above the point of separation, provided that such point of separation is less than 1.37 m (4.5 ft) above the highest point of undisturbed ground at the base of the coppice growth, and the same circumference or diameter limits apply as for single- stemmed trees.

Point of Measurement means the point on a tree trunk measured above the highest point at which the ground meets the tree. For Coppice Growth the Point of Measurement shall be at the point on the tree trunk where the tree stems separate provided that such point of separation is less than 1.37 metres from where the ground meets the tree;

Point of Measurement means that point on the tree trunk measured above the highest point of the ground in an undisturbed state at the base of the tree. In the case of coppice or clump growth, “point of measurement” means that point on each tree trunk measured above the point of fusion, provided said point of fusion is less than 1.37 metres (4 ½ feet) above the highest point of undisturbed ground at the base of the coppice or clump growth. The point of fusion in effect becomes ground level for each stem (in the clump), and the same diameter limits would apply as for single-stemmed trees.

Examples of Point of Measurement in a sentence

• No Customer Crude Oil delivered hereunder will be accepted for transportation that has a temperature greater than 120 degrees Fahrenheit at the Point of Measurement.

• The total heating value of the Gas so determined at each such Point of Measurement shall be deemed to remain constant until the next determination.

• At a minimum, the total heating value of the Gas shall be determined by the measuring Party at each Point of Measurement at least Monthly.

• If there are other losses between any Point of Measurement and any Point of Delivery, an appropriate loss factor will be used to compensate for losses.

• Draft Environmental Impact Report/Environmental Impact Statement for Changes in Mammoth Creek Instream Flow Requirements, Change in Point of Measurement and Change in Place of Use.

More Definitions of Point of Measurement

Point of Measurement means that point(s) where the amount of electrical power and energy delivered from SOUTHERN PPD to the DG Operator, and the amount of electrical power and energy delivered from the DG Facility to the SOUTHERN PPD system are metered.

Point of Measurement means that point(s) where the amount of electrical power and/or energy delivered from NCPPD to the Customer- Generator, the amount of electrical power and/or energy delivered from the DG Facility to the NCPPD system and the amount of DG Facility generation are metered, as identified on Exhibit A to this Agreement.

Point of Measurement means the point or points where energy and/or demand are metered.

Point of Measurement means the point where the produced production is measured and divided into cost-recovery and profit production pursuant to the production-sharing agreement;

Point of Measurement means any point at which metering equipment is located for purposes of measuring power and energy deliveries to Member as set forth in Schedule A hereof. Schedule A shall be updated from time to time by the Agency to reflect any new or modified Points of Measurement.

Point of Measurement means the production tankage in the case of Crude Oil and Condensate and shall mean the point of delivery in the case of Natural Gas and all other Petroleum Substances.

Point of Measurement means a point on a grid, local network or embedded network, or on a line connected to a grid, local network or embedded network, at which the flow of electricity is measured by a metering installation;