Sentence examples for a reroute from inspiring English sources

As a historic route cut in the 1930s, the Kekekabic was recently added to a reroute plan through the Arrowhead Region of Minnesota that, if Congress approves, will increase the trail by 400 miles.

The government has been reassessing the situation ever since, including the possibility of a "reroute", according to US President Barack Obama.

The Dexcom sensor is also supported by the Apple Watch, via a reroute through the iPhone but will soon be on the Watch itself through core Bluetooth, which is coming in watchOS4.

As someone familiar with the subject explained, pilots only enter data into the system in the event of a reroute or plan change due to weather or other conditions.

On July 17 , 1958 the Highway Commission approved a reroute of US-60 and US-81 through Enid.

The Kenya Railways Corporation on Wednesday proposed three potential routes, including one that would include 6 kilometers of rail inside the park, but an alliance of conservation groups is heavily lobbying for a reroute. .

Figure 6 Average travel time versus prediction/control interval τ among (a) rerouted vehicles and (b) non-rerouted vehicles.

To alleviate the effect of wcc on the blocking performance, a rerouting strategy is proposed.

Demonstrations led to a rerouting of the road, and the house was then deemed a "building of historic interest" by the Surrey County Council.

The train that hit the woman was a rerouted No. 5 train making local stops along the No. 6 line, said Kevin Ortiz, a spokesman for New York City Transit.

Workers there encouraged Mr. Nordlinger and told him that forwarded mail went through a rerouting center at Ninth Avenue and 29th Street in Manhattan.