Sentence examples for a pavement to from inspiring English sources

There have been several attempts to do this in the past, from trainers that absorb power from the pounding of a foot on a pavement to backpacks that generate it from the bobbing motion of the load while the wearer walks.

In fact, there were so many sea lions that according to Crespi it "looked like a pavement" to the incoming Spanish.

In some configuration cases for concrete pavements, such as at the intersection of two road pavements or the connection of a road pavement to a bridge abutment, the pavement can be considered to be semi-infinite with one end adjoining a rigid structure.

According to CDF's Rhia Weston: "When the first FPNs for cyclists (targeting those who cycled on footways) were first introduced, the CTC sought assurance that fines would only be given out when a cyclist's actions were reckless and would endanger pedestrians – not, for example, when a cyclist uses an empty pavement to avoid a dangerous section of road.

The old town's original name, Pen-y-cae, meaning "at the end of a field", is how the site of The Works first appeared to me as a vast, muddy field.The town is 22 metres above The Works; the regeneration team has suggested a bridge, a funicular railway and a moving pavement to allow easy movement between the two.

The developed equations were utilised with a numerical finite element model of a road pavement to determine the most appropriate road pavement designs, on an engineering basis, for a variety of stabilised soils.

The sensor array is embedded into a concrete pavement to form the self-sensing pavement.

The primary function of a pavement is to transmit loads to the sub-base and underlying soil.

With a spark from Sadik-Khan, Reiskin started a program called Pavement to Parks, which uses inexpensive, temporary materials like cardboard planters and movable tables and chairs to reclaim pavement for pedestrian use.

It is a pleasure to stroll their broad avenues and narrow alleys, dipping into churches or courtyards of alms houses, and stopping at a pavement cafe to enjoy the devastating ice cream sundaes the Germans have perfected.

It will allow citizens to organise themselves around snow-clearing activities, adopt a stretch of pavement to clear, offer to share shovels and snowblowers, or even volunteer to clear snow for people who cannot do so themselves.