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hold¹

1. Wrestling a way of seizing one's opponent

2. Music a pause or fermata

a. a tenure or holding, esp of land

b. (in combination): leasehold; freehold

hold²

the space in a ship or aircraft for storing cargo

hold [hōld]

(aerospace engineering)

A scheduled or unscheduled pause in a testing or launching sequence or countdown of a missile or space vehicle.

(computer science)

To retain information in a computer storage device for further use after it has been initially utilized.

(electronics)

To maintain storage elements at equilibrium voltages in a charge storage tube by electron bombardment.

(engineering)

The interior of a ship or plane, especially the cargo compartment.

(industrial engineering)

A therblig, or basic operation, in time-and-motion study in which the hand or other body member maintains an object in a fixed position and location.

(mechanical engineering)

A machine motion that is halted by an operator or interlock until it is restarted.

Hold

an area in the hull of a ship, between the lower deck and the bottom or second bottom.

A hold may be used for cargo, ship’s machinery, or supplies. The number of holds depends on the purpose and size of the ship. On passenger ships the length of the holds is determined by the conditions of unsinkability; for cargo ships, several classification societies regulate the number of holds depending on the length of the ship and establish a maximum length for holds. On refrigerator ships, the holds are lined on the inside with heat insulation. Cargo holds have ventilation equipment and devices for the detection and extinguishing of fires; they are usually loaded and unloaded through cargo hatches.

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No references found	An indemnity and hold harmless clause from any and all expenses incurred in the event of default may allow some courts to dispense with the formality of holding an inquest to determine the reasonableness of a requested legal fee reimbursement if the court holds that it is bound to enforce the indemnity as written. Landlords should avoid common drafting mistakes by Rakowski, Henry E. / Real Estate Weekly The other, often used in combination with the Hold Harmless Clause is an Indemnity or Indemnification Agreement or Clause. Contractual risk transfer--definitely not harmless by Schirick, Ed / Camping Magazine DPM recommends that all future roof contracts involving torched down roof systems require a hold harmless clause from the contractor if he or his propane supplier has an accident on the premises of the co-op or condo while delivering the propane canisters. New roofing law requires new NYFD welding certifications by Real Estate Weekly	holarctic zoogeographic region Holasteridae Holasteroida Holbach, Paul Henri Holbach, Paul Henri Thiry, baron d' Holbæk Holbein Holbein, Hans Holbein, Hans, the Younger Holberg, Ludvig Holberg, Ludvig, Baron Holborn Holborn, Hajo Holbrook Holbrook Island Sanctuary Holbrook, Josiah holcodont Holcroft, Thomas Holcus Hold hold back hold circuit hold control hold facility hold harmless hold harmless clause hold lamp hold mode hold over hold queue hold time hold-down bolt hold-down clip hold-over command holdback holdbeam holddown holddown groove holddown timer Holden Holden, Edward Singleton Holden, Oliver Holden, William Woods holdenite holder holder bat Hölder condition Hölder summation Holder's Inequality Hölder's Inequality Holder, Geoffrey	hold forth hold forth hold forth hold forth hold forth hold good hold good hold good hold good hold good hold good hold good for hold ground hold ground hold ground hold ground hold ground hold hand hold hand hold hand hold hand hold hand hold hand Hold harmless Hold harmless Hold harmless Hold harmless Hold harmless Hold harmless Hold Harmless Agreement hold harmless clause hold hash table address hold head high hold head high hold head high hold head high hold head high hold head up hold head up high hold horses hold horses hold horses hold horses hold horses hold horses Hold horses! hold hostage hold in hold in hold in hold in abeyance hold in abeyance hold in affection hold in belief hold in captivity hold in check hold in check hold in constraint hold in contempt hold in contempt hold in contempt

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An indemnity and hold harmless clause from any and all expenses incurred in the event of default may allow some courts to dispense with the formality of holding an inquest to determine the reasonableness of a requested legal fee reimbursement if the court holds that it is bound to enforce the indemnity as written.

Landlords should avoid common drafting mistakes by Rakowski, Henry E. / Real Estate Weekly

The other, often used in combination with the Hold Harmless Clause is an Indemnity or Indemnification Agreement or Clause.

Contractual risk transfer--definitely not harmless by Schirick, Ed / Camping Magazine

DPM recommends that all future roof contracts involving torched down roof systems require a hold harmless clause from the contractor if he or his propane supplier has an accident on the premises of the co-op or condo while delivering the propane canisters.

New roofing law requires new NYFD welding certifications by Real Estate Weekly

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