Sentence examples for pedestrian slip from inspiring English sources

In a companion paper (Development of a new analyzing model for quantifying pedestrian slip resistance characteristics: Part I. Theory and evaluation), a new tribology model capable of quantifying the surface interactions and wear evolutions between shoes and floors was presented.

A companion paper [Development of a new analyzing model for quantifying pedestrian slip resistance characteristics: Part II Experimental investigations] presents a study of the model application in a set of slip resistance tests, surface profile analyses and microscopic investigations to verify the outcomes between the theoretical and experimental results.

In Bilbao, a glass-tiled footbridge came to be known as the wipeout bridge, with pedestrians slipping and falling every time it rained, while an airport in the outskirts of the city was built without an arrivals lounge, leaving airport authorities scrambling to build a glass-walled shelter so that visitors weren't left in the cold.

Pedestrians slipping and falling is a major safety problem around the world, not least in countries with long winters such as Sweden.

A pedestrian had slipped between cars to cross the street and turned toward Alain with a threatening gesture.

This study aimed to understand wear development of floor surfaces and uncover its impacts on pedestrian walkway slip-resistance performance.

People were grooving on balconies, enjoying live music on the Ben Yehuda pedestrian mall and slipping prayer notes into the Western Wall.

If there is a weakness in the book, it is its tendency to rely on platitudes of self-empowerment and slip into pedestrian prose.

The findings reported here may lead to pavement design recommendations for the use of pervious concrete in areas of high pedestrian traffic and elevated slipping risk.

A well-worn handrail offers the pedestrian some protection against a slip into the river.

He said the witnesses were presented to "defuse any argument that the new slips would increase pedestrian or vehicular traffic".