Sentence examples for base rail from inspiring English sources

In North America which has a much more limited passenger traffic base rail freight has grown with particular strength in inter-modal and single commodity block trains.

Rolf Heuer, only half jokingly, suggests the 100km proposal is modest by comparison with the Gothard Base rail tunnel (to run through the Swiss Alps) which is currently nearing completion and has three tunnels each measuring 57km long.

A coat and a chair are independent objects, but (for example) the Apennine Base rail tunnel constructed in the early 20th century is a dependent object whose foundation is the Tuscan-Emilian part of the Apennine mountain range.

Steel studs have a head diameter of 300 mm, shear stud's shaft diameter of 100 mm, the steel base rail has a thickness of 60 mm with a length of 400 mm and the thickness of 10 mm whereas the total height is 106 mm.

Standing along the first-base rail while the Cardinals took batting practice, La Russa answered questions from reporters.

Ted Martin, thirty-five, stood near the third-base rail, sheepish among the children, his left arm reaching forward, in his hand a baseball.

A North American consortium, a public private partnership, is developing a prototype hydrogen-fueled fuel cell-battery hybrid switcher locomotive for urban and military-base rail applications.

The U.S. location-based social gaming platform SCVNGR is launching in the UK today through a partnership with Quno, a web based rail search and booking service due to launch later this year.

What's noteworthy is that Quno itself, which is currently in Beta or 'stealth mode', is launching as an independent web based rail search and booking service with a particular emphasis on the use of technology, so the tie-in with SCVNGR is both innovative and part of an overall brand strategy.

The Ministry of Defence contracted freight firm EWS, which was privatised in the mid-90s, to take supplied to the Highlands munitions base by rail.

In that time, at least four trains may have passed over it, based on rail timetables.