glide path definition
glide path means a descent profile determined for vertical guidance during a final approach;
glide path funding for DSTI safety net hospitals: This funding will only be available to ACOs that include a DSTI safety net hospital, and is allocated according to a MassHealth- determined schedule that was developed based on negotiations with CMS regarding the overall funding glide path for DSTI hospitals, inclusive of other funding streams.
glide path means the pre-determined “glide path” shown in the illustrative glide path chart in section 3.5 (Glide Path for Retirement Funds).
More Definitions of glide path
glide path means the process by which a practice or an FQHC, as applicable, which does not yet meet the requirements for PCMH status or PCMH accreditation, as applicable, may receive initial financial and technical support from the department to assist the practice or FQHC in meeting the requirements to obtain PCMH status or PCMH accreditation, as applicable;
glide path. A Glide Path represents a collection of asset allocations that automatically adjusts over time to decreasing levels of expected risk as the Expected Matriculation Date approaches. You as an Account Owner are matched to an optimized Glide Path based on your Risk Score, as determined by your executed Risk Questionnaire. Your starting point along the Glide Path is determined by the Expected Matriculation Date of your Beneficiary.
glide path rate methodology in the CPL 1997 Final Order pursuant to which CPL's annual rates will be reduced by an additional $13 million in mid-1998 and another $13 million in mid-1999. There are numerous contributing factors to the difference between the $71 million retail base rate increase originally requested by CPL and the $19 million retail base rate reduction included in the CPL 1997 Final Order. The CPL 1997 Final Order decreased CPL's requested return on equity of 12.25% on its retail rate base to a 10.9% return on equity for all non-ECOM invested capital, which results in a $30 million decrease in CPL's rate request. The CPL 1997 Final Order provides for the disallowance of approximately $18 million of affiliate transactions. In addition, the CPL 1997 Final Order denied CPL's request to use straight line amortization for CPL's deferred accounting costs. Instead, the CPL 1997 Final Order requires CPL to continue to use the mortgage amortization method to amortize its deferred accounting costs, resulting in a reduction of $14 million from CPL's rate request. The CPL 1997 Final Order also decreased depreciation by $17.4 million from CPL's rate request. Another major provision of the CPL 1997 Final Order was the Texas Commission's categorization of $800 million of CPL's investment in STP as ECOM. The term ECOM has been used to refer to the amount of costs that potentially would become "stranded" if retail competition were mandated and prices were set in the market, rather than the price being determined by current regulatory standards of reasonable and necessary cost of providing service. The CPL 1997 Final Order reduced CPL's equity return on the ECOM portion of CPL's investment in STP to 7.96%, compared to the 10.9% return on common equity approved for all other invested capital, resulting in a $15.9 million decrease in CPL's rate request. At the same time, the CPL 1997 Final Order accelerated the recovery of the $800 million designated as ECOM to 20 years from the remaining 32-year life of STP. The following table contains details of the estimate of the financial impact of the CPL 1997 Final Order. 1997 1998 1999 --------------------------------- (millions) Decrease in revenue $(24.2) $(28.7) $(41.9)
glide path means a descent profile determined for vertical guidance during a final approach; “glider” means−
glide path means the process by which a practice not yet qualified, but seeking PCMH status, may receive initial financial and technical support from the department to assist the practice in qualifying for PCMH status pursuant to section 17b-262-929 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies;
glide path means the manner in which a target date fund will be reallocated over time to reflect differing risk levels based of the shortening of the time until the designated target date.
glide path means . that locus of points in the vertical plane containing the rimway center line at which the DDM is zero, which, of all such loci, is the closest to the horizontal plane.