Sentence examples for branch tracks from inspiring English sources

A Branch has a name and a boolean attribute isTracked, which is true if the branch tracks a remote branch.

In November 1912, a bill was publicised under the LER name that included a plan to extend the Piccadilly tube tracks westwards from Hammersmith to connect to the L&SWR's Richmond branch tracks.

At that time, the station had no inter-track fencing to prevent crossing of both Boonton Branch tracks, and because of this, people could board trains from either platform.

In November 1912 a bill was published that included a plan to extend the Piccadilly tube tracks westwards from Hammersmith to connect to the L&SWR's Richmond branch tracks.

Suppose that there were a switch, which you could use that would divert the trolley so that instead of hitting the five people, it would go down a branch track and hit one.

Fiber optic systems work in much the same way as train systems; data, in the form of light, travels down a large cable, then must be switched to branching tracks to go to its destination.

According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the branch's tracks were removed in 1910.

The disease centers confirmed that the 2011 budget does eliminate financing for the "vector-borne" disease branch, which tracks dengue, West Nile virus, plague, encephalitis and other illnesses carried by insects.

Poland's Idea Bank recently launched "Idea Hub Express," the first bank branch on tracks.

The down (westbound) platform was demolished, and a new 576 feet long down platform was built, along with a second station building facing the cemetery, from which a footpath led across the cemetery branch's tracks and into the cemetery.

While the CIA's Renditions Branch, which tracks down terrorists and captures them, maintained a high level of interest in KSM's whereabouts, the report says it had "little apparent interest in who he was and what he might be planning".