Sentence examples for neighborhood oriented from inspiring English sources

The original Queens West plan called for seven blocks in the north neighborhood, oriented along Center Boulevard, a new north-south thoroughfare.

"One way to understand it," Mr. McKeown explained, "is that, traditionally, religious and educational uses were neighborhood oriented, so most zoning made provisions for religious and educational uses within residential neighborhoods".

At the upper level, the solution space is explored on the basis of the collected profit, using a Filter-and-Fan method and a combination of profit oriented neighborhoods, while at the lower level the routing of customers is optimized in terms of traveling distance via a Variable Neighborhood Descent method.

She said she wants to replace the six buildings with town houses and low-rise buildings, all oriented toward the neighborhood.

We suggest a novel approach for stabilizing the fitting problem of the multiple-tensors model by a variational framework that adds biologically oriented assumption of neighborhood alignments.

Keeping Bedouin opposition in mind, the planning of Laqiya and Rahat, the next towns to which an outline scheme was produced, were both oriented toward maintaining neighborhood spatial segregation reinforced by a hierarchical road network, yet with central public facilities and parks that provide residents with opportunities to interact and share activities.

Short-term policies that promote car-pooling and ride sharing and medium-term policies that increase the cost of driving and promote public transport (such as transit oriented development, walkable neighborhood design, and parking pricing/restraint in city centers) help stabilize carbon emissions over the long term.

Its strength relies on providing a simple and, yet, very effective local statistical description of oriented pyramid coefficient neighborhoods via a GSM vector.

This neighborhood, which has been known as artist oriented, has been under stress as developers start to consider its economic potential.

Since the computation of a point should start after the computation of its neighborhood points, recursive Gaussian filters are line oriented.

The third feature articulated in the plans of the Bedouin towns and which offers insights on the tension between neighborhood-oriented planning and a comprehensive urban orientation is the arrangement of arterial thoroughfares within the intra-urban network of roads.