Sentence examples for pedestrian fast from inspiring English sources

Glady's, a new restaurant in Crown Heights, opened by several Franny's alums, seems determined to do for the sandwich what Franny's helped to do for pizza, elevating it from pedestrian fast food to something worth sitting down and waiting for.

So-called smart traffic lights are already able to use cameras and road sensors to adjust their timing minute by minute to handle traffic and pedestrians faster and more safely.

In order to find the relative velocity of user, we classify user's mobility model into two classes, pedestrian and fast.

According to Algorithm 1 in order to reduce the effect of velocity estimation error on accuracy of VHO decision making, average of the all the velocity estimates during dwell time period is considered as a velocity estimate to classify MT as pedestrian or fast.

In hyper-punctual countries like Japan, pedestrians walk fast, business transactions take place quickly, and bank clocks are always accurate.

Reckless driving and the juxtaposition of pedestrians and fast-moving heavy vehicles is common.

The knotty, dangerous intersection of 95th Street and the Henry Hudson Parkway would be reconfigured to protect pedestrians from fast-moving cars.

Flow values for a given density in experiments are slightly higher than field observations  Shah et al. [40] FD Stairs – India Vavg (during afternoon) - 29.70 m/min Vavg (during evening) - 23.73 m/min Different design values on different staircases Pedestrians walk faster during the afternoon or day time compared to evening.

Britain's first ever fast pedestrian lane has opened in Liverpool city centre - following research that claims 47% of the nation finds slow walking the most annoying aspect of high-street shopping.

With her casual San Fransciscan ways, Ms. Solnit explains, she feels like an alien whenever she is in New York, disrupting the fast pedestrian flow, "as though I were a butterfly strayed into the beehive, a snag in the stream".

However, when a pedestrian move too fast or is totally occluded for a long time, the KT tends to lose the tracked human target.