The models tested in this study reasonably good data fits (Table 4) and explained for more than 99%, 96%, 98%, and 97% of the total variance of d (stem diameter), h (
merchantable height), v (
merchantable volume), V (toplam govde hacmi) for both tree species, except for Zakrzewski (1999) taper model, respectively.
Hand crews can fell trees with greater care in preserving
merchantable logs.
Thin from below: Smallest-diameter
merchantable trees removed until a postharvest residual density target of between 125 and 150 square feet per acre reached.
For example, parties might include a vague term, such as "
merchantable" or "reasonable," but then stipulate that a certain individual shall define that term as the need may arise.
The clarity of the regime has arguably been improved in some respects, particularly with the introduction of a new standard of 'acceptable quality', replacing that of '
merchantable quality', and by requiring traders at least to alert consumers to the possible overlap between statutory consumer guarantees and the 'extended warranties' sometimes purchased by consumers in conjunction with goods.
You'll have to take the dealer to the small claims court, but you must prove the car wasn't of
merchantable quality at the time of sale.
The act mandates that a certain percentage of Title II projects involving the sale of
merchantable timber be carried out under a pilot program in which the agencies are to use separate contracts for harvesting timber and selling it, rather than using a single contract for both activities, as is typical for most timber sales.
(42) Implied warranties are ipso facto warranties; any product that enters into commerce includes an implied warranty of merchantability, meaning that the product "is reasonably fit for the general purpose for which it is manufactured and sold." (43) For example, raw chicken is
merchantable because its ordinary purpose is consumption after thorough cooking.
I decided in consequence that I should plan on a second career, and I started by trying to make a list of the activities that I would find most stimulating and for which I had some
merchantable skills.
In addition to the great loss of standing,
merchantable timber, the North West Lumber Company's loading platform at Camp 4, south of Hylo, was consumed by this fire together with a number of flat cars loaded with logs.
It is
merchantable in 25 years, but over the age of 50 or 60 a standing alder is likely to degenerate and fall over."
Canada cannot compete on a volume basis with forest products produced from fast-growing trees in tropical climates that reach a
merchantable age after only 10 to 15 years.
