Corridor definition

Corridor means a common passage or circulation space including a common entrance hall.

Corridor or "Detroit-Chicago corridor" means the area between Detroit and Chicago within which a high speed rail line is to be located. The corridor shall run between the general geographic areas established by the proposal submitted to the commission.

Corridor means MBS Corridor.

Examples of Corridor in a sentence

• Gain MassHealth Share Market Share Absolute value of the Gain less than or equal to 0.75% of the Market Corridor Revenue 0% 100% Absolute value of the Gain greater than 0.75% of the Market Corridor Revenue 95% 5% 2.

• ALAMEDA CORRIDOR TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (“ACTA”) – Means the joint authority created by the cities and ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach that operates the Alameda Corridor, a 20-mile rail connection running from the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to downtown Los Angeles.

• Document Trinity River Corridor Development Certificate Regulatory Zone requirements (Dallas and Fort Worth Districts), and International Boundary Water Commission (IBWC) requirements (Transportation Activity within the floodplain of the Rio Grande) if the project is within the area covered by these regulations.

• The Contractor’s share of the Market Share of the Gain shall be directly proportional to the Contractor’s share of the Market Corridor Revenue.

• Risk Corridor — A risk sharing mechanism in which the Department and PH- MCOs may share in profits and losses under the Agreement outside of a predetermined threshold amount.

More Definitions of Corridor

Corridor means a continuous area of land not more than one-half mile in width and running the entire length of a proposed transmission line or pipeline. "Micrositing corridor" is defined below in this rule.¶

Corridor means an enclosed exit access component that defines and provides a path of egress travel to an exit.

Corridor means the area of land in which a designated route may be established for a transmission facility.

Corridor means the area within 300 feet of an electric supplier’s distribution lines as described in Act 432 of 1969.

Corridor means a portion of the high-speed train system as described in Section 2704.04.

Corridor means a particular route of one or more highways of this State, serving predominantly statewide and/or regional travel needs. By way of example and not limitation, State Routes 1, 2, and 141, and U.S. Routes 13, 113, and 202 are corridors under this definition.

Corridor means a percentage of the contract value that may be documented in the contract which limits within a period of time, typically a 12-month period, the dollar amount of Plan Sponsor Initiated Withdrawals that will be payable at Contract Value under the contract.