Sentence examples for human pedestrian from inspiring English sources

The results obtained confirmed the adequate structural behaviour of the St. Mateus footbridge under real dynamic (human) pedestrian load cases and show that this innovative GFRP-steel hybrid structural solution is suitable for pedestrian bridges.

Few cynics mention that Trisha Brown walked on walls and was heralded as a revolutionary, or that many choreographers have tried to re-physicalize human, pedestrian motion for a concert space.

They were converted into estimates of absolute values by benchmarking them against values for walking on land at the same speeds estimated from Halsey and White (Halsey and White, 2012), which provides mean data from a large range of experimental studies on the cost of human pedestrian locomotion, where mean mass is similar to that reported in Kuliukas et al. (76.5 kg) (Kuliukas et al., 2009).

The smooth iron discs weren't exactly safe for human pedestrians either.

These rules of "attraction" (staying with others...), "avoidance" (...while not too close), and "alignment" (going the same direction and speed as those around you) are sufficient to explain all herd, school, flock and swarm behavior — not to mention that of big-brained and busy human pedestrians.

Fossilized footprints of unshod modern human pedestrians in Hawaii and Nicaragua unambiguously illustrate these contrasts.

But also, and arguably more importantly, with non-Uber users — because Uber's robot cars will be operating in the public environment, sharing the streets with human pedestrians, human cyclists, humans driving standard vehicles and so on.

Carmageddon, released in the U.K. this spring, was forced to produce a censored version featuring zombies with green blood instead of human pedestrians with red blood.

At the sampling location, a life-like mannequin with a detachable Styrofoam™ head was used as a surrogate for human pedestrians.

We are watching his own friendly-looking electric car solution choreograph itself around the test track, dealing with every sudden contrived obstacle in its path – pedestrian, human, bicycle – before it is allowed on the road.

The question has particularly important practical applications for the safety of pedestrian human flows notably in emergency scenarios.