The Ridge Route was born after engineering crews operating horse-drawn scrapers carved a narrow two-lane passage between Castaic and Grapevine, shaving 24 miles off the previous route.
An 1883 Sanitary Order in Council aimed at reducing health risks defined Flat Bastion Road as one of the boundaries of the "streets, ramps, roads, lanes, passages, alleys, stairs and public places" within which the new regulations would apply.
At Gagosian, visitors are smiling a lot, like kids at a playground, first in a "wow" sort of way at the preposterous size of the piece, then when bumping into each other in the scary, single-lane-only passages between its walls.
Still, in more than 30 trips through airport checkpoints since receiving Global Entry membership, she said she had been able to use a PreCheck lane for fast passage through T.S.A. security exactly once.
Vehicles counts were achieved manually checking the recorded video images: each vehicle was counted and associated to the correct lane at every passage over the detection areas.
The escarpment was so steep that the median widened from a few feet to one and a half miles as the northbound and southbound lanes negotiated independent passage.
Competition assays between E7 mutants showing competing variants (lanes 1 and 2) andout at indicated passage number (lane 3) for each.
Interestingly, we see a loss of the claudin-3 protein in hCMEC/D3 cells from passage 31 (lane 2) compared to cells derived from passage 26 (lane 3).
Tony Fisher Gotham, Nottinghamshire According to BG Charles (Place names of Pembrokeshire) "drang" is an English dialect word for "a narrow passage or lane", or a long narrow field to which such narrow lane leads.
But Lieutenant Christensen said the collision did not affect shipping lanes in the crucial passage "at all".
In August 1985, Iowa joined 160 other ships for Exercise Ocean Safari, a NATO naval exercise aimed at testing NATO's ability to control sea lanes and maintain free passage of shipping.
