Sentence examples for circulation parking from inspiring English sources

"Communities within the vicinity of charter schools have experienced impacts to vehicle circulation, parking, and noise," he wrote.

A city report cited "vehicle circulation, parking and noise" in areas where charter schools had opened, and said they could potentially affect "public health, safety, and welfare".

When evaluating for Fontan circulation, Park et al. [24] found that a 3-min delay time from the time of injection to be optimal for enhancement of the pulmonary arteries, irrespective of the intravenous route used for administration.

Art Wrubel, a retired architect and city planner who is chairman of the Ridgewood Historic Preservation Commission, said the strongest attribute of the downtown area, which he calls "the jewel of Ridgewood," has always been that it is compact and predestrian-friendly. "However," Mr. Wrubel said, "that walkability and compactness is being threatened by the lack of adequate circulation and parking".

The $1 million study will also look at bike paths, ferry connections and traffic circulation around the park.

In particular, considering in an integrated way green spaces along vehicular circulation and walkable pathways, cycling itineraries, urban parks and facilities, can offer opportunities to define a distinctive feature of the city and provide important social and psychological benefits.

Advocates for the disabled and some lawmakers contend that state officials do not have an accurate count of how many parking permits are in circulation.

The rat was kept under anesthesia with 1.5% (v/v) isoflurane during the scan, and its body temperature was maintained with a 40°C water circulation system (T/Pump TP401, Gaymar Industries, Orchard Park, NY, USA).

Old-style disabled parking badges cost £2, with around 230,000 in circulation in Wales.

The investors in the parking garage on Kurfürtsen Strasse, worried that the cash circulation nearby will inevitably bring prostitutes to the parking lot, have devised a novel way of curbing red-light district behavior in their area.

Residents of those buildings can also buy keys, for $350 a year, but only about 400 are in circulation, and they can't easily be duplicated, according to park officials.