Sentence examples for course of traffic from inspiring English sources
In the afternoon, the writer watched an event called a gymkhana, in which drivers compete to make it through a 200-yard slalom course of traffic cones in the shortest time.
On the other hand, few dealers would park a test-drive model at the head of an obstacle course of traffic cones and invite the shopper to make the tires squeal.
Originally, docks were used for many purposes: as dry basins, isolated from the water by dikes or other means, they served as a place for building and repairing ships (dry docks); as wet basins, open to the water, they provided berthing space for ships in the normal course of traffic and cargo transfer.
After shedding, they form multivesicular bodies (MVB), which in the course of trafficking to and fusion with the plasma membrane result in exosomes released into the extracellular space.
This provides a 'snapshot' of DOP receptor post-endocytic trafficking across these compartments at that time point but not a summation or time course of trafficking over that time period.
It showed a line of traffic coursing through the sufferer's head.
The Hebron event was a time trial around an obstacle course made of traffic cones in one of the few places with a big enough expanse of flat concrete: a vast hangar that normally houses a traders' market and is empty only on Fridays, the Muslim day of rest.
From time to time during the course of my traffic studies, when it seemed that traffic really was fundamentally chaotic, I'd go see Sam Schwartz.
The Department of Public Safety later said it found that Encinia had violated the agency's "procedures regarding traffic stops and the department's courtesy policy" in the course of the traffic stop, but did not offer details.
One reason is that the drug, with its pungent, long-lasting aroma, is relatively easy to detect in the course of a traffic stop or other routine interaction.
It also requires police officers who, in the course of a traffic stop or other law-enforcement action, come to a "reasonable suspicion" that a person is an illegal alien verify the person's immigration status with the federal government.
