Sentence examples for minimal road from inspiring English sources

"Hincapie has minimal road rash and a headache, but is otherwise O.K.," Heiden said in a statement.

4. The final insight came when I realized the minimum road configuration was achieved when each of the four wheel paths had to touch an edge of minimal road just once. 5.

So we must stop calling a Fiesta a supermini, and reserve the term for genuinely compact, cleverly-designed cars able to carry four people but take up minimal road-room.

Topography is minimal, roads are off-scale wide, towns are indicated by symbolic walls or towers — more of a traveler's guide but much too large to serve as a handy road map.

"With the monsoon coming in a month or two, I don't anticipate they are going to restore electricity or even communication or minimal roads to the mountains before December.

They are regarding to the part of the field of view usable for basic orientation on the road, minimal size of tracked vehicles, minimal correspondence of the characteristic points required for the reliable tracking of obstacles, the size of an averaging filter used in estimation of relative velocity, etc.

Cars from Mexico on the road, minimal so far but expected to increase, are not being billed, said David Garcia, the assistant coordinator for the Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority.

A Distance Interval Model (DIM) is designed to calculate the minimal and maximal road network distances between moving objects and query point.

Rachel Lancaster, cabinet member for public services, said: "We have scheduled the delivery and installation to cause as minimal disruption to road users as is possible, but with such a huge undertaking, it is inevitable there will be some delays to traffic".

Conversely, Bjornlie and Garrott (2001) suggested that grooming of roads during winter did not have a major influence on bison ecology because of minimal use of roads for travel (19%) compared to off‐road areas, decreased use of roads during the grooming season, and short distances traveled on roads.

The town supervisor, Robert F. Meehan, said he approved of the restaurant because "the use of the road is minimal".