Primary Structure definition

Primary Structure means, for each property, the structure that one or more persons occupy the majority of time on that property for either business or personal reasons. Primary Structure includes structures such as residences, commercial buildings, hospitals, and day care facilities. Primary Structure excludes structures such as hunting sheds, storage sheds, pool houses, unattached garages and barns.

Primary Structure has the meaning set forth in Section 7.9.

Primary Structure means the structure in which the primary use of a given lot is conducted, as distinguished from a secondary or accessory structure.

Examples of Primary Structure in a sentence

• If the Primary Structure cannot be effected in accordance with the Alternative Structure Conditions, the Unilever Stockholder, Holdco and the Company shall discuss, in good faith, alternative structures to effect the transfer of the Additional Shares pursuant to this Section so as to optimize tax efficiencies (the “Secondary Structures”), provided that any Secondary Structures must satisfy the Alternative Structure Conditions.

• Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, Legacy shall not disclose, provide, or identify any portion of the Metallophile™ Technology, any metal-binding groups included in any Metalloprotein Inhibitors with respect to the Target, or any other Protected Primary Structure Information to any Affiliate of Legacy or Third Party, provided that the foregoing shall not apply to Permitted Primary Structure Information.

• Manufactu- ring of Primary Structure was started while detailed analyses of primary and secondary interfaces were not yet avai- lable.

• Primary Structure excludes structures such as hunting sheds, storage sheds, pool houses, unattached garages and barns.

• This concept is needed to adapt to movement of Primary Structure interfaces caused by internal pressure variations, mechanical loads, etc.Figure 2 provides an overview on the major structural elements of the Internal Secondary Structure.The major elements of the Internal Se- condary Structure are eight box-like struc- tures, called Midbays and Alcoves.

More Definitions of Primary Structure

Primary Structure means the structure associated with the principal use of the property. If more than one structure is associated with the principal use of the property, the one with the highest value shall be considered the primary structure.

Primary Structure means any permanent building, road, bridge, or utility requiring a permit or approval which is necessary to support the primary use of a site.

Primary Structure means a structure that carries flight, ground or pressure loads.

Primary Structure means a structure as defined in paragraph XXII of this section that is central to the fundamental use of the property and is not accessory to the use of another structure on the same premises.

Primary Structure means, for each property, the structure that one or more persons occupy the majority of time on that property for either business or

Primary Structure means the following parts of the Aircraft: a. fuselage; b. wings, including the flight control surfaces; c. pylon; d. empennage, including flight controls surfaces; and e. landing gears, excluding those parts which are not designed and directed to carry the flight loads and inertial loads subject to occur during normal flight operating conditions, as specified for in the approved Airplane Flight Manual or other applicable approved Technical Publications including the fairings, wing tips, stabilizer tips, vertical stabilizer front fairing, and other secondary elements not having primary structural function.

Primary Structure means a structure that is central to the fundamental use of the property and is not accessory to the use of another structure on the same premises.