Sentence examples for green tracks from inspiring English sources
The collapse could threat county (S.P. 249) and state (S.S. 444) roads placed downstream the unstable wedge, which are the only connection between the town of Assisi and the villages in the surroundings (green tracks, Fig. 1).
During some periods with weak LOS, the DLL receiver (green) tracks the multipath signal instead of the true LOS, which leads to high errors in the order of 100 meters.
Interestingly, regions where a propensity for helix (blue tracks) or strand (green tracks) are present sometimes overlap with a tendency for intrinsic disorder.
Green tracks show read density, while blue tracks show Log2 enrichment of ChIP over the input sample.
This tissue also exhibits the same degree of intra-tissue cell rearrangement as in the WT amnion, as cells change neighbors (Fig. 2G1 G3, e.g. posterior red and green tracks; supplementary material Movie 7; quantified in supplementary material Fig. S1).
Made up of a large, winding green track, the coaster requires riders to gather their courage and stand up for their two-and-a-half-minute thrill.
Red (stop or danger), green (track clear), and yellow (warning) have the same basic significance worldwide, but in Europe particularly they also are used in combinations of two colours to convey meanings that can vary from one railroad to another.
As the final seconds ticked away on Campus Magnet's 68-59 victory, Granby, wearing a slight smile and an emerald green track suit, was swarmed by his players and assistant coaches.
Twenty-five "green track" companies presented at the Roth conference, including Basin Water Inc., a company that converts contaminated groundwater to drinking water and maintains water systems for municipalities and private companies.
A videotape of the excavation shows Mr. Smain digging in the sunbaked earth, and shows parts of a skeleton and mud-caked green track pants and a soiled white robe, a djellaba.
Ordnance Survey Explorer map 192 reveals many treasures in one small square: a green track, Mossycorner Lane, which crosses an unnamed tributary of the River Great Ouse, a spinney, a disused railway line, and the remains of a castle.
