Sentence examples for headway to a from inspiring English sources

Compared with the traditional metro, the DTO system can shrink the headway to a mere 60 s [4].

Examples of such behaviour could, for instance, be braking behaviour as a function of headway to an obstacle [8], or steering behaviour as a function of perceptual inputs [14].

The multi-train simulation software measures journey times and headways to a resolution of one second, and the results of the validation exercise carried out previously suggest an overall accuracy of around 3 s for station-to-station journey times.

He negotiated a 90-day embargo before he went public, giving the company a long headway to ship a fix to users (Google's in-house security researchers, Project Zero, apply the same 90-day warning to other vendors when they find bugs in products from companies such as Apple and Microsoft).

By 2000, the company had made enough headway to complete an initial public offering.

Maxwell was awarded the £130 Adams Prize in 1859 for his essay On the stability of the motion of Saturn's rings; he was the only entrant to have made enough headway to submit an entry.

That's not to say that the startup hasn't made significant headway to date, including a first public and successful flight in April for a two-seater and remote operated version of the jet, which, says the Lilium CEO, didn't go unnoticed by investors.

Both sides were under intense pressure to achieve sufficient headway to make reaching a final realistic.

The proposed hybrid design is unique in that it operates the demand-adaptive service with a stable headway to cover all stops along a paired fixed-route line.

In particular, there will be between five and seven-minute headway on the sections between Asker and Lillestrøm, and a twenty-minute headway to Oslo Airport and Eidsvoll.

It operates on a ten-minute headway to the city center.