Sentence examples for disruption of traffic from inspiring English sources

The disruption of traffic flow can be observed at the vicinity of bottlenecks caused by merging maneuvers.

By selecting a tied arch form, the Iowa Department of Transportation was able to keep disruption of traffic to a minimum during construction.

Leaving no room for doubt, a spokesperson for the U.S. Fifth Fleet made it clear on Wednesday that it would not allow any disruption of traffic in the Strait, by responding to the Iranian provocation, "Anyone who threatens to disrupt freedom of navigation in an international strait is clearly outside the community of nations; any disruption will not be tolerated".

We previously identified oxidative stress as a probable causative factor in disruption of trafficking of small molecules through the astrocytic network in experimental diabetes (Gandhi et al., 2010), and amyloid-β exacerbates the generation of ROS in brain vascular endothelial cells (Burdo et al., 2009).

The festivities continued into the night, bringing disruptions of traffic into the area.

The fires contributed to a nationwide disruption of air traffic when a Federal Aviation Administration office in San Diego that handles air traffic for all of Southern California was shut down about 9 a.m.

A good comparison might be drawn with how the traffic functions in a big city; a slight modification in the traffic light timing on several main crossings could result in a disruption of smooth traffic and finally complete chaos.

In the end, the disruption of train traffic lasted only several hours, and the European Union said France had acted correctly.

The tunnels were driven at a depth sufficient to avoid interference with building foundations or public utility works, and there was no disruption of street traffic.

India, in turn, is pushing into the South China Sea, and seeking port facilities in Vietnam.India shares China's concern that, as trade volumes and energy consumption soar, its security is vulnerable to any disruption of sea traffic.

In Zurich today, Swiss prosecutors announced they would investigate the events at Skyguide, the private company that runs the country's air traffic control system, in what they said could be the first step toward charges of involuntary manslaughter and involuntary disruption of public traffic.