Shrinkage definition
Examples of Shrinkage in a sentence
Pipeline shall not be obligated to, but may at its discretion, receive at any Point of Receipt on any day a quantity of gas in excess of the applicable Maximum Daily Receipt Obligation (MDRO), plus Applicable Shrinkage, but shall not receive in the aggregate at all Points of Receipt on any day a quantity of gas in excess of the applicable MDQ, plus Applicable Shrinkage.
Shrinkage and separation of floor boards is normal, and cracks will be repaired by filling and refinishing to match the wood surface as closely as possible.
Shrinkage, cracks or movement in concrete foundation, basement walls and slab, and garage floors, which are within normal design performance criteria.
Notwithstanding any other clause in this Agreement, CBH will apply a Shrinkage factor to all Grain delivered by the Customer to the Port Terminal Facility to determine the quantity of Grain that CBH is obliged to Outturn on behalf of the Customer.
Shrinkage cracks are not unusual and are inherent in the curing process.