Sentence examples similar to altering roadways from inspiring English sources
Moreover, unlike measurements collected in open spaces near major roadways, residential measures may be impacted by near-home sources (e.g., idling cars, home heating, smoking, grilling) and site characteristics altering the traffic-concentration relationship (e.g., building configuration).
Consider altering your look.
He was responsible for the closed roadway system, an altered form of which remains today as West Circle Drive, and was also responsible for the informal arrangement of campus buildings.
He said that the pro posed roadway in no way altered Botswana's position.
The roadway will be completely altered from its current configuration to become a boulevard with two lanes northbound and two lanes southbound separated by a wide landscaped median.
You can't help wondering why the building wasn't torn down, why the roadway and the pattern of traffic wasn't altered, why the Colonnade still stands.
Increased sodium availability in areas near paved roadways (Kelting et al. 2012) has already been shown to alter foraging ecology as animals attempt to quench their salt needs (Laurian et al. 2008; Kaspari et al. 2010) along with the development of sodium-limited traits in roadside-feeding herbivores (Snell-Rood et al. 2014).
The only segment of NY 10 not altered by the realignment, which utilized a combination of previously numbered routes and unsigned roadways, was the piece between Long Lake and Lake Clear Junction.
This indicates that real-time feedback based on the driver state can positively alter driver's engagement in distracting activities, helping them attend better to the roadway.
Living within 100 m of a busy roadway was associated with more than double the risk of diabetes for women with a lower education level compared with women in the same group who did not live near a busy roadway; women with higher education who lived near busy roads had no altered risk.
