AAR definition

AAR means the Association of American Railroads.

AAR means Association of American Rail-roads.

AAR means the Association of American Railroads, and its successors.

Examples of AAR in a sentence

• Exercise and drills funded by HPP funds shall be built on the federal Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) including development of After Action Reports (AAR).

• Introduction: The purpose of performing worn component simulations under AAR Standard S- 2043 is to allow the railcar designer to identify wear limits for railcar truck components.

• The receiving inspection report also has a table of sampling size listed for reference and a location for an inspector approved to the Kasgro QA requirements under AAR M- 1003 to sign the form in acceptance of the listed received materials.

• This section is to be prepared by the CERF focal point in consultation with in-country CERF stakeholders based on discussion at the AAR and to be reviewed and signed off by the RC/HC and HCT.

• CERF focal point to plan for the After Action Review (AAR) in consultation with agencies and request agencies and cluster coordinators to be prepared to discuss CERF overall results and impact, people reached figures and added value of the CERF-funded assistance.

More Definitions of AAR

AAR means The Association of American Railroads (or any successor).

AAR means the Association of American Railroads, or any successor organization.

AAR means the Association of American Railroads. "BNSF" means BNSF Railway Company.

AAR means the Authority for Advance Rulings in India.

AAR. (Adjusted Availability Rate), means an amount equal to the Availability Rate, expressed in /MWh, as increased by the Availability Premium or as decreased by the Availability Discount, as the case may be.

AAR means Asbestos Analyst Registry. "AAT" means Asbestos Analyst Testing.

AAR means the Association of American Railroads or any successor --- thereto. "Accounts" shall mean the Collection Account, the Operating Account, the -------- Liquidity Reserve Account, the Special Reserves Account, the Non-Shared Payments Account, the Stipulated Loss Value Deficiency Account, the Cash Trapping Account and the Excess Cash Account specified in Section 3.1 of the Intercreditor Agreement.