Sentence examples for development of a railway from inspiring English sources

The German agronomist Richard Hindorff's introduction of sisal from Florida in 1892 marked the beginning of the territory's most valuable industry, which was encouraged by the development of a railway from the new capital of Dar es Salaam to Lake Tanganyika.

Development of a railway network in the host country also has expected positive influence on the FDI decision of multinationals.

This paper therefore presents the development of a rapid railway simulation tool, designed to aid decision making at the conceptual stage of planning signalling upgrades.

The development of an intercity railway network has high expectations but faces more uncertainty (profitability, land reclamation, political, operational, etc)., and this should be considered when conducting regional planning in the PRD.

It has been somewhat bypassed for commercial and industrial development since the building of a railway to the interior and the improvement of deepwater harbour facilities in Cotonou.

For Reitz the development of a unified South African railway system was also a political goal: the railways as a means to diminish mutual distrust and create unity and mutual understanding between the white population of South Africa.

This methodology has been applied to develop a dialog manager within the framework of the DIHANA project, whose goal is the design and development of a dialog system to access a railway information system using spontaneous speech in Spanish.

Infantry from the 52nd (Lowland) Division joined the two mounted brigades at Romani between 11 May and 4 June, when the development of the railway made it possible to transport and supply such a large number of soldiers.

This article presents the development of a risk management system for railway risk analysis using fuzzy reasoning approach and fuzzy analytical hierarchy decision making process.

Four C Class (0-4-4) locomotives, a development of South Eastern Railway's 'Q' Class, were received in 1891.

Location of new urban sites was strongly influenced by the development of the railway network and by the exploitation of the natural resources of northern Sweden.