Sentence examples for connected street from inspiring English sources

The Bloods gang, he thought, had become too much like what the police had always derided it as -- a constellation of barely connected street thugs in love with the cheap romance of coded language and symbolic tattoos.

Connected street lights will brighten or dim based on weather conditions, traffic, and the presence of pedestrians.

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2 4 The majority of these neighbourhoods contained only residential homes, had long minimally connected street networks and had low population densities compared with prewar neighbourhoods.

Residents walk more for transport if they live in neighborhoods with higher-density housing, easier access to a range of destinations including public transportation, well connected street networks, and a mix of land-use zones.

Thus, we can define the distribution of traffic on each connected street.

They typically featured highly connected streets, mixed land uses, sidewalks, and an absence of large parking lots; they also tended to be in higher-income areas.

The infographic also highlights the potential for cities to reduce energy costs by up to 80% by connecting street lamps.

The Grand Street Bridge was a double-leaf deck-girder bascule bridge in Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States, that spanned the Pequonnock River and connected Grand Street and Artic Street.

Tired and sweaty, I would collect my bike from where it was chained in the alley that connected Dean Street and Wardour Street, and cycle the three miles home to my council tower block in Fulham.

It's connected to street life but at a distance.