Sentence examples for interchange according to from inspiring English sources

Each type of interchange, according to the identified functions and local constraints, should require the involvement of different interchange stakeholders.

On an average day, 263,000 cars pass through the I-5/Ventura (134) Freeway interchange, according to Caltrans.

That could include losing the Empire Interchange, according to Caltrans officials, said Principal Planner David Kriske in a presentation to the City Council earlier this month.

Hill, 25, crashed his white Mercedes-Benz into the back of a big rig on the westbound Ventura Freeway near Haskell Avenue just west of the 101-405 freeway interchange, according to a release from the California Highway Patrol.

"Traffic is congested at both peak periods in both directions on both freeways". Nearly every day, more than 550,000 motorists converge where the freeways intersect, earning it the title of America's worst interchange, according to the American Highway Users Alliance.

The two BESSs are utilized to cope with the positive and negative power mismatch respectively, and the roles of them can be interchanged according to the predefined thresholds on state of charge (SOC).

The main and backup channels are then interchanged according to the spectrum dynamics incurred due to PU activity.

The accident occurred at 7 05 p.m. last Saturday on a ramp to the Garden State Parkway at Interchange 109, according to Sgt. Al Della Fave, a state police spokesman.

First, it explains the nature of two-sided markets/platforms/networks and elaborates on four-party schemes and on the rationale behind interchange fees according to Baxter's model and its later refinements.

Residents and visitors to the area will see construction work at the I-5 and Empire Avenue interchange in late 2012, according to the Caltrans site on I-5 improvements, http://www.i-5info.com.

Because priorities can be added, interchanged or weighted according to local specificities, our study offers a methodological framework applicable to developing and developed cities.