Sentence examples for pedestrian activities from inspiring English sources

Space and architecture that are usually governed by ordinary pedestrian activities become transformed by movement — sometimes by music and drama, too.

Then, the FE-model was used to evaluate the vibration response of the footbridge for the same pedestrian activities induced in situ.

Other cities – from Mumbai to São Paulo – have also been opening up their roads and boulevards to pedestrian activities on weekends, to better encourage people to get out, walk around and have fun.

Each of the three movements employs an ensemble in a quite different set of stage geometries; the first two thread angelic paths through pedestrian activities in ways that are poetic and, as sheer construction, enthralling.

There has been a growing interest among urban designers in applying quantitative methods to gain a more accurate understanding of the effects of built form on pedestrian activities, particularly in historic cities.

Robbins more than Morris makes use of classical ballet vocabulary, but movement in both L'Allegro and Dances at a Gathering springs from the pedestrian activities of walking, skipping and running.

They can take away from pedestrian activity.

"If you have enough pedestrian activity, then the street doesn't die," he says.

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Though physically unlovely, the block is a hot spot for pedestrian activity, rich in what sociologists call "human ecology".

"40% of people who are killed are over 60, yet they only make up 19% of pedestrian activity," he said.