Sentence examples for pedestrian time from inspiring English sources

For the pedestrian, time is a slowly moving picture.

In Jacobs's absence, Elena Iagar of Romania won comfortably in the pedestrian time of 4 36.08.

On this warm, sunny afternoon, Marion Jones won a women's 100-meter race in pedestrian time -- pedestrian for her -- and Lawrence Johnson, bruised hip and all, came close to an American record in the men's pole vault.

Second, the pedestrian time occupancy equation is characterized by endogenous selection effects.

The "don't walk" signals are intended to give pedestrians time to finish crossing the street and, despite common practice, are not invitations to sprint into the road in the hope of beating traffic.

In the case of vaccine clinics, pedestrian travel time was not associated with mortality, whereas higher vehicular travel time was associated with lower mortality in infants (HR = 0.95 per 15 min, 95% CI 0.92-0.99).

Instead, he said, the department responded to Ms. Nolan last October with an experiment in which the pedestrian crossing time within the 120-second cycle was increased from 40 to 50 seconds along the stretch of the boulevard from 32d Place to 48th Street.

The objective of this study is to determine the impact of pedestrian waiting time at an intersection on the proportion and type of pedestrian violations and dangerous crossings.

For example, the densely deployed ultra-wide bandwidth (UWB) [15] and radio frequency identification (RFID) [16] anchors may provide distance information from the landmarks to the pedestrian, through time of arrival (ToA) and received signal strength (RSS) measurements, respectively.

No associations were seen in under-1s or for pedestrian travel time.

For pedestrian travel time, we assumed speeds of 5 km/hr on roads and footpaths and 2.5 km/hr off-road.