Sentence examples for pedestrian aspect from inspiring English sources

"The pedestrian aspect of this part of New York is very inviting," Mr. White said.

Without the inexorable, gravitational pull of Jessie's will to die, "'Night, Mother" assumes the pedestrian aspect of yet another family drama of confrontation and revelation.

But analyst Simon Robinson of 451 Research says that on the more basic level, the global conversation is about big data's more pedestrian aspects: how do you store it, and how do you transmit it?

There are elements of the Huntington Beach Playhouse's revival of the musical "Oliver!" that could stand toe to toe with the best professional productions, which makes it easier to overlook the show's more pedestrian aspects.

The mechanics in the "138 patent" describe an arcade cabinet similar to Sega's previous arcade game Harley-Davidson & L.A. Riders (1997), but also describe the arrow navigation system and pedestrian avoidance aspects that were used in Crazy Taxi.

A study focussing on the qualitative aspect of (pedestrian) comfort, while defining comfort similarly, includes the emotional component more explicitly: " comfort for pedestrians is a positive emotional reaction to external surroundings (the walking environment) in different situations, including physiological, physical, social and psychological reactions".

In this present study, the wind environment was evaluated for local void domain at pedestrian level in the aspect of ventilation performance and thermal comfort.

Hence it is necessary to consider this particular aspect of pedestrian dynamics for the design of facility specific to a country or region.

Even pedestrian pieces have redeeming aspects.

Scientists can model many aspects of pedestrian behaviour, but religious fervour is a step too far.

The results calls on researchers to investigate a comprehensive set of psychological and environmental factors, in order to understand the various aspects of pedestrian satisfaction, and the diverse motivations behind it, as well as on planners, to adopt diverse design approaches that will produce more satisfactory pedestrian environments.