A city is more than a massing of citizens, a layout of buildings and streets, or an arrangement of political, economic, and social institutions.
At the broadest level, road traffic control includes the layout of streets to serve a variety of travel needs in a region.
While the public is transfixed by the struggle over the Freedom Tower and the memorial at the World Trade Center site, an equally vital debate has been occurring over the layout of streets around the site.
Or maybe in ten weeks we'll all be learning about the layout of streets in the city of Sirt, where Qaddafi has a tribal base.
The one big difference between the two is that bus drivers stick to routes, while cabbies have to learn the layout of streets and the locations of thousands of places of interest to get an operating licence.
Daniels Mark Danielss) was responsible for the the layout of streets in the Thousand Oaks neighborhood of Berkeley as well as the Bel-Air neighborhood of Los Angeles and the 17-mile-drive in Monterey.
In those "old cities," residential segregation by religion and caste and the layout of streets and open places are, except for scale, not greatly dissimilar from what was described above for shapeless agglomerated villages.
He also has a contract to work with the Port Authority and the development corporation on the refinement of his master plan, including the layout of streets and open spaces, the location of commercial development parcels, pedestrian and automobile traffic patterns, and underground features.
The extent of drains provided archaeologists with many clues regarding the layout of streets, organisation of housing and baths.
On day 1, subjects were trained outside of the scanner during a 1-hour exploration period, during which they were explicitly instructed to learn the spatial layout of streets, districts and target locations by moving freely within the environment.
