Sentence examples for parking points from inspiring English sources

The motorist parks & locks his car at one of the 2 fixed parking points.

The scheme, planned to start in March 2015, would allow drivers to book electric cars using smartcards and phones for short journeys between parking points in the city, based on the French Autolib' model.

Specifically, a candidate parking point is termed a safe-park point if (1) the process state at the time of failure resides in the stability region of the safe-park candidate (subject to depleted control action and uncertainty) and (2) the safe-park candidate resides within the stability region of the nominal control configuration.

Specifically, a candidate parking point is termed a safe-park point if (1) the process state at the time of failure resides in the stability region of the safe-park candidate (subject to depleted control action), and (2) the safe-park candidate resides within the stability region of the nominal control configuration.

The stability region characterization provided by the robust predictive controller is subsequently utilized in a safe-parking algorithm that appropriately selects 'safe-park' points from the safe-park candidates (equilibrium points subject to failed actuators) to preserve closed-loop stability upon fault-repair.

(A book called "100 Superlative Rolex Watches," Parker points out, is in Ive's design studio).

Here's a novel and just idea: perhaps they can take a loan out on a few more Parker points.

But as Park points out, it defies the run-of-the-mill "How I fought disability X and won" pattern.

Parks points out that, while the financing of major development initiatives is usually reported at project or activity level, multiple consultants are often employed.

And also fitting that, as Mr. Parker points out, the six-floor, 7,500-square-foot spread has "an open design combined with many private nooks and crannies where one can feel cozy, or slip away to be alone".

As Mr Parks points out, much of Washington's economic history is about making comebacks, starting with the shift from making bombers during the second world war to making commercial aeroplanes thereafter.