Sentence examples for new pedestrians from inspiring English sources

People go out of focus or disappear entirely and are replaced by new pedestrians doing pretty much the same thing.

Since the positive feedback cycle has been formed, the motivation for new pedestrians to travel on well-trodden paths increases sharply, and more individuals adopt the group collective solution to the spatial problem of finding the optimal path.

We do not know, a priori, whether new cyclists (or new pedestrians) just replace other types of physical activity, or whether they increase their physical activity, obtaining net positive health effects.

We estimate the share obtaining a positive health effect from a change to cycling or walking for transport by comparing these segments and the potential cyclists/pedestrians [9]: and: The indication is that the potential health gain is considerably greater for new cyclists than for new pedestrians.

(If you happen to be in New York, the new "pedestrian corridor" in midtown might be a good place to start).

Nor is the new pedestrian mall a cataclysmic shift in New York's identity.

Instead of planning new pedestrian plazas by the usual bureaucratic means, New York City's department of transportation just marks an area on a street with temporary materials and then lets local organisations, architects and citizens decide what to do with it.

This covers an area of and is bounded by the now partly pedestrianised New England Street (the former course of which it partially encroaches upon), Cheapside, a new pedestrian right of way (Kingscote Way) and Blocks B and C. The Harvest Forestry, a low-rise building with small dome-shaped turrets at each corner, previously stood here.

A new pedestrian shopping area, to be known as the "Golden Quarter," is still under construction.

New pedestrian crossings will be installed, along with greenways stretching west to the bridge's entrance.

By 2011 a new pedestrian bridge will span 65th Street; conceptual designs have been approved.