Sentence examples for fundamental corridors from inspiring English sources

Footage of London's waterways reminds us that the Thames and the canal network were once fundamental corridors of commerce.

Methods ranging from subjective to quasi-static loading to different approaches are discussed for deriving temporal mean and plus minus one standard deviation human corridors of time-varying fundamental responses and cross variables (e.g., force-deflection).

There is a fundamental disconnect between the scale at which corridors operate and the management institution of a village or CR.

Figure 6 Fundamental diagrams with and without groups in corridor A. Figure 7 Fundamental diagrams with and without groups in corridor B. Figure 8 Fundamental diagrams with and without groups in corridor C. All the diagrams properly represent changes in the flow with respect to the level of density.

Hydrologic connectivity between rivers and floodplains is fundamental to the ecological integrity of meandering river corridors.

The study investigated crash experience at the study corridor along with some of the fundamental relationships between crashes on one hand and roadway alignment, roadside features, and speed on the other hand.

Those words now seem oddly prophetic, illuminating both the pope's strategic vision, and his fundamental quandary as the abuse scandal crowds the whispering corridors of the Curia.

Figure 9 Comparison among fundamental diagrams on aggregate data with respect to groups of different size in corridor A. The choice of evaluating the influence of groups in different linear scenarios was also inspired by (Zhang et al. 2011), in which a comparison in terms of pedestrians flow from experimental data among three corridors of width 1.8 m, 2.4 m and 3.0 m is presented.

Last week's convulsions in the corridors of Fifa ended with a predictable fudge that could never right the fundamental wrongs of a decision to take the tournament to the desert in July.

Although upstream and downstream reaches are both impacted by some alterations such as fragmentation of the river corridor (Jansson and others 2000), the upstream reach is unaltered relative to the fundamental fluvial processes of hydrology and sediment flux.

Afterward, the corridors and conference rooms were buzzing; it was as if somebody had challenged the fundamentals of grammar at the annual meeting of the Modern Language Association.