Sentence examples for cnr line from inspiring English sources

The 1926 highway map of Saskatchewan marks the route of Provincial Highway 11 following along the CNR line using township and range roads, so travel is in lines straight north, changing direction to west travel at 90 degree angles from Regina through to Saskatoon.

For the new Highway 402, an overpass crossing was required with the then-CNR line (now the Howard Watson Nature Trail) and an interchange with the newly twinned Highway 40 just north of the 1964 interchange.

The dotted line at CNR = 3 represents a threshold value of the Rose criterion of detectability.

For most practical DSL scenarios, which generally have much shorter line lengths, CNRs are typically much larger, and thus, we can expect even more favorable power-rate trade-offs.

A joint offer from the CPR and CNR for the remaining lines was judged too low, and they were sold to the CPR near the end of 1928 for $25 million.

exponential random variables with CNR ¯ = E CNR j, i ( k ).

In exchange, the railways were subject to a minimum rate of line construction: the CNR was required to build 125 mile and the Grand Trunk Railway 50 mile before the end of 1909.

The markers show the binary classification using the Rose criteria with CNR > 3 and the lines the binomial regression curves at different background levels.

Different DSL technologies (ADSL(2), VDSL(2)) have different settings in terms of number of tones, band plan, power resources, line topology, average CNRs, etc.

Caianiello" of the CNR and at National Institute of Optics (CNR-INO).

Figure 5(b) shows and the corresponding thresholds (dash lines) changed with for, CNR = 10 dB,.