Sentence examples for assumed road from inspiring English sources

Reference accessibility levels and the relative effect of the assumed road network improvements on accessibility measures are plotted in Fig. 5.

The results show that, in relative terms, the assumed road network improvements have a profound effect on accessibility levels in particular in the easternmost regions of Poland and Czech Republic.

The shortest route between any pair of farms is taken as the shortest route between the two assigned nearest nodes to these farms plus the assumed road distance of the farms from the main road.

For these rare cases we assume road distance equal to the Euclidean distance.

A study [22] done for Dhaka city, Bangladesh, highlighted how urban flooding could be simulated by one-dimensional hydrodynamic model by integrating the buried drains, assuming roads as open channel flow and stagnant water ponds.

At this point, much of the assumed route was a gravel road.

So vertiginous was the ascent from earth to the heavens that everyone assumed the road of scientific progress would continue ever upwards.

The arrangement ended up costing New York taxpayers some two hundred and ninety million dollars in interest payments, but from the administration's perspective it worked out so well that Cuomo subsequently "sold" a section of I-84 to the Thruway Authority, which also assumed the road's multimillion-dollar maintenance costs.

On July 4, 1934, the DHO assumed the road as part of Highway 19.

By the time the Department of Highways DHOO) assumed the road from Highway 3 in Tillsonburg to Highway 2 in Ingersoll on March 12 , 1930as King's Highway 19, it was once again a gravel road.

Highway 23 was first established on June 22 , 1927 when the Department of Highways assumed the road from Mitchell to Teviotdale through Perth and Wellington counties, via Monkton, Listowel and Palmerston, connecting Highway 8 and Highway 9.