Required Flow definition
Required Flow. As used in this Regulation, shall mean the necessary and/or required rate of water flow which shall be delivered to the area of need at a rate and pressure as prescribed herein. Normally expressed in gpm. “Roofing Kettle” Any container in excess of fifteen (15) gallons capacity used for preheating tar, asphalt, pitch
Required Flow. Down(s))”. Provisions of this Common Agreement containing Required Flow-Downs are identified in the applicable section/subsection title as “(Required Flow-Down(s)).” For purposes of implementing the Required Flow-Downs, references in such sections/subsections to “Signatory” shall be interpreted to also mean “Participant(s)” and “Subparticipant(s),” as the case may be. References to “Common Agreement” shall be interpreted to mean the applicable Framework Agreement, as the case may be.
Required Flow. As used in this Regulation, shall mean the necessary and/or required rate of water flow which shall be delivered to the area of need at a rate and pressure as prescribed herein. Normally expressed in gpm.
Examples of Required Flow in a sentence
Tier Two reseller will ensure that the EUA includes the Required Flow Down Terms.
Each End User Agreement shall contain the Required Flow Down Terms as stipulated in Schedule 2.
SAS’ right to be third-party beneficiary to such contracts will not limit the Tier Two Reseller’s responsibility towards TD SYNNEX under this Agreement and the relevant Order Form to comply and to ensure compliance with the Required Flow Down Terms by the End User.
For the avoidance of doubt, a reference to a specific section of the Common Agreement in a particular section does not mean that other sections of this Common Agreement that expressly apply to a QHIN (or to a Participant or a Subparticipant pursuant to a Required Flow- Down) are inapplicable.