Sentence examples for industrial railways from inspiring English sources

Two industrial railways serve the bauxite mining areas, including a line linking Conakry to the Fria bauxite mines.

In addition to the "main line" railways, there are several light, heritage, and industrial railways in Kent.

Victorian lines use broad gauge, with the exception of a number of standard gauge freight and interstate lines, a few experimental narrow gauge lines, and various private logging, mining and industrial railways.

Although horse and human powered railways had existed for centuries, and steam power was beginning to be used in some experimental industrial railways, the L&M was to be the first steam powered railway to provide an inter-city passenger service, and the most expensive engineering project yet undertaken in Britain.

The no-frills Bade Hotel lies hidden from the hubbub and across from an industrial railway support building and car park.

This paper presents an overview of recent experimental and numerical investigations on industrial railway brakes.

This complete numerical strategy allows us to perform relevance squeal prediction on industrial railway brakes.

It aims at enabling a stronger combination of formal design techniques and analysis tools able to cope with the real complexity of systems and automatically prove that safety properties are unambiguous, consistent and not contradictory, considering an industrial railway context.

It takes into account the requirements of railcar owners in terms of their cars application, the operating work level of railroad stations of the transportation node and the possibility of adding the groups of empty railcars to the transfer trains, clean-up trains and industrial railway trains operating on a tight schedule.

Although the Cromford and High Peak Railway (from the Cromford Canal at High Peak Junction to Whaley Bridge) was an industrial railway, passenger services soon followed, including the Woodhead Line (Sheffield to Manchester via Longdendale) and the Manchester, Buxton, Matlock and Midlands Junction Railway.

The aim of the regulation [2] is to set a general method that should be shared among different industrial partners (industries, railway operators, safety assessors, etc).