Sentence examples for transfer corridor from inspiring English sources

While I'm sure that the long transfer corridor and running up and down the stairs have provided meaningful exercise all these years, the eternal wait for the inevitably crowded G has probably taken years off my life.... — Posted by RJ JAN.

Each building had three stairwells, also in the core, except on the mechanical floors where the two outside stairwells temporarily left the core in order to avoid the express elevator machine rooms, and then rejoined the core by means of a transfer corridor.

Meet with leaders of community-based organizations in North Brooklyn, tour neighborhoods, or visit waste transfer and manufacturing corridors.

Graney and Engle assessed reliability of mobility measures on the MDS and found no significant within-subject differences in means for bed mobility, transferring, walking in corridor, or walking in the room (p values from 0.305 to 0.889) [ 13].

Morris and Essex Line passengers would get off the train at Secaucus and transfer to the Northeast Corridor or North Jersey Coast Line, the only two lines that go all the way into New York.

The light rail system was to connect with feeder buses at stations along the length of the corridor to transfer passengers onto suburban routes.

The measures included a planned "safe corridor" for transferring money between the UK and Somalia.

Parcels of the right-of-way between Lloyd and the neighboring town of New Paltz were sold off by the county shortly before ownership of the remaining corridor was transferred to Lloyd and converted to a rail trail.

Bank transfers and remittance corridors are two to three times the price as elsewhere," she says.

In a call and over follow-up emails, TransferGo co-founder and CEO Daumantas Dvilinskas explained that the fintech has built out its own "proprietary technology and infrastructure" to enable it to do 30-minute transfers on the corridors it offers and at a cost that remains low.

Applying C-UPFC device may increase the power transfer capability of a transmission corridor.