The new money should be enough to cover the new PATH station, the new transit center at Fulton Street and the linking corridor.
Experiments had to be undertaken to balance the locomotive by filling the linking corridor with large quantities of scrap metal, replaced in a re-design by a raised floor, covering the weighted material.
The clever Media Test Wall, a large, wall-mounted video screen installed earlier this year, creates an art venue along one of M.I.T.'s maze of linking corridors.
In some cases, road reserves and other linking corridors of uncleared vegetation remain between the woodland islands.
By carding and linking greenbelt corridors, river corridors, traffic corridors and potential corridors through key patches, we finally drew GI network pattern in Xuzhou urban area.
I wandered down the "link corridor" where a spectral soldier from the 1650 Battle of Carbisdale has reportedly been spotted.
The three remaining floors were carved decades ago into veritable warrens of cubicles linked by corridors of peeling checkerboard linoleum, stuffed to the brim and beyond with lifetimes of musty, precious possessions.
Some of the clear-cut patches are linked by corridors from 64 to 384 meters long; other patches are isolated.
Researchers there have built a series of experimental patches linked with corridors by clear-cutting 27, 1.5-hectare squares in the midst of a pine plantation.
Some New York skyscrapers complemented traditional, cubicle offices linked by corridors, with larger, more open-plan spaces called "general offices".
For example, in Maryland, core forest areas constituting >100 ha were planned to be linked with corridors at least 350 m wide (Weber et al. 2006).
