Sentence examples for conventional track from inspiring English sources
"conventional track" is correct and is commonly used in written English
You can use it to refer to an established, commonly accepted, or traditional approach or course of action. For example, "The company is planning to break from the conventional track and introduce new technologies to increase efficiency."
Leicester is a pretty conventional track but it seems to lend itself to course specialists.
According to the French report, 33 years after the first TGV was launched, 40% of TGV trains still travel on conventional track rather than the specially built high-speed lines.
It was a good choice for me, though, because my room lacked a ceiling-based electrical box for conventional track lighting, which Mr. Horstman strongly recommended for its versatility.
He said in the monthly journal Comprehensive Transportation that China could have built an extra 30,000 kilometers of conventional track with the money saved from what he characterized as "extravagant" high-speed lines.
But Renfe's president, Julio Gómez-Pomar, said that the crash, which took place on a stretch of conventional track, "did not happen on a high-speed line, nor [did it involve] a high-speed train, and therefore it is not a Spanish high-speed rail accident".
For the derivation of such a score function, we follow the idea of the conventional track extraction methodology [21] and use a sequential likelihood ratio test.
From Marseille, trains will continue to run east over conventional tracks, at lower speeds, to destinations along the Côte d'Azur.
He reckons it costs at least 10% more to build maglev guideways than conventional tracks; other estimates are far higher.
The scheme is the brainchild of an American academic, Natasha Gill, who calls it "Track 4" to distinguish it from the three more conventional tracks of diplomacy: those involving government-to-government talks, civil society, or people-to-people encounters.
It's on less conventional tracks, where his voice gets looped (March) or lost among electronic and orchestral textures (Gabe), that the desolate atmosphere really starts to take hold.
The CBTC systems overcome the fundamental limitation of the conventional track-circuit-based system and provide short headways and better flexibility [46].
