Sentence examples for commuting paths from inspiring English sources

The Department of City Planning included a route around Manhattan in its 1993 master plan for 350 miles of recreation and commuting paths in all five boroughs.

Results reveal a number of interesting dynamics, one being that Melbourne exhibits shorter (and presumed to be faster) alternate commuting paths than either Sydney or South East Queensland given its lower betweenness and shortest path values allied with higher clustering coefficients.

Compared with the New York City subway, the PATH system has always seemed a little like an exhibit at a world's fair, titled "The Fabulous Future of Commuting!" PATH trains are whispery.

Secondly, there is a consistency of characteristics between interrelated spaces surrounding residence, workplace, as well as along the commute path of knowledge workers.

Senator Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey, who spent 15 years commuting on PATH when he was a Wall Street executive, may have come closest to explaining why the reopening of the World Trade Center station was such a potent event.

Therefore, it is not expected to be practical for a bicycle commuter to completely alter their commute route and completely avoid exposure to motorised traffic emissions, particularly those due to factors such as road crossings that dissect off-road paths.

The participants typical commute route, which had been selected due to it being more than two-thirds on-road cycle path, was used as the high proximity to motorized traffic (HIGH) route.

Because municipal policy actively promotes bicycle commuting, lanes and paths reserved for their use abound.

Likewise, many bat species use stereotypical flight paths when commuting between roosts and foraging areas permitting researchers to catch them there with nets.

Similarly, bicycle route choice can reduce exposures by 15 75% with the lowest concentrations observed during commutes on dedicated bicycle paths away from traffic sources.

These findings suggest that cyclists can reduce their exposure to TRAP during their commute by using bike paths preferentially over bike lanes regardless of the potential increase of traffic near these routes.