Sentence examples for circulation roads from inspiring English sources
Such a scale of surface movement requires careful consideration of the design of internal circulation roads and access highways to the city centre and to the economic hinterland served by the airport.
They contend that it is already hard enough to regulate circulation on French roads without having to deal with the effects of such presidential magnanimity.
[7] found road surface reflectivity governed by not only pavement age, but material quality and road circulation and that a principal component analysis (PCA) performed well at distinguishing between asphalt conditions.
These decorative features represent ideal roads for fluid circulation through the rock where reactions between minerals and fluids (essentially water from the mortar) occurred.
They are as obstructive to rational business behaviour as the holes in the road to the circulation of traffic.
They indicated that the only road to higher circulation lay in dumbing down the articles, adding cartoons, moving to a tabloid editorial style, and taking other such steps that would radically alter the newspaper's editorial approach.
A concept is currently being discussed in Europe which provides for putting vehicles with a mass of up to 60 tonnes into circulation on the trans-European road network.
In the coverage, Johnson calls out specific roads, announcing when the circulation would arrive at each.
Long term measures such as redesigning the roads and rules of circulation to avoid mixing of incompatible users should also be considered.
Braess [95] in his influential paper proved that adding more capacity to the road network (like constructing a new road) sometimes adversely worsens the traffic circulation, a phenomena coined after Braess as the Braess Paradox. Figure 3 shows a situation in which adding road 5 counter-expectedly deteriorates the current traffic flow.
Dr. Rubin, who also used the Google Maps analogy, explained: "Now you can follow the roads and see the traffic circulation.
