Sentence examples for action of traffic from inspiring English sources

The filler improves the resistance properties of bitumen against the action of traffic loads and temperature.

Erosion and gravel loss: This occurs from a sweeping action of traffic or free flowing water across road surface.

Damage caused to asphalt layers by the action of traffic load, along with water and temperature, is the main factor responsible for the progressive deterioration of pavement structures.

This controlled process involves the multistep action of traffic signals and adhesion molecules that mediate rolling, adhesion and transendothelial migration of lymphocytes [ 3].

Thus, we found 2 types of change in GPX activity in plant leaf under the action of traffic pollution: (1) The first type was observed in B pendula leaf, and increase in traffic induced an increase in LP rate.

Many authors also observed an increase in GPX activity in different species of trees and herbaceous plants under the action of traffic pollution (Seta-Koselska et al. 2014) and exposure to different pollutants (Maheshwari and Dubey, 2009; Papa et al. 2012; Song et al. 2012; Ivanov et al. 2013; Li et al. 2013).

Now an anti-trafficking activist with the Somaly Mam Foundation, she sent me an exuberant e-mail (in fractured English, her third language) with a message for Obama: "We are survivors here so proud of you, you are the big president in U.S. and you take action of trafficking.

The dynamic actions of traffic loads are modelled as a row of equidistant moving forces, while the earthquake is considered by vertical motions of supports.

Although we currently have a national plan of action on trafficking, there is nothing on domestic trafficking – which she says is a huge oversight.

UNICEF supports the development and implementation of national and local laws, policies and programs, such as the Child Protection Law, the National Plans of Action on Trafficking, and the national policy on separated children.

Next Steps Officials at today's meeting confirmed that in early 2005, a Regional Plan of Action on trafficking will be enacted based upon the framework set forth in today's MOU.