Sentence examples for probable street from inspiring English sources

The do-it-yourself upgrade package will go on sale in computer stores on Sept. 14 with a suggested price of $109 and a probable street price of $90.

However, the buffers used here were > 0.028 mi in area (as would be the case with a 500-foot radius circle around a specific geocoded home location), because the buffers were defined not by a point but by a probable street segment and its length.

We then calculated TD as the sum of the VMT for all road segments in the buffer divided by the area of the buffer, that is, where TD is traffic density (vehicles × miles/day/mi), AADT is the annual average daily traffic count (vehicles/day), L is the length of roadway segment (miles), and AB is the area of the 500-foot buffer around the probable street segment (square miles).

We then identified each subject's probable home street segment, which had the reported nearest intersection at the center bound on both ends by the adjacent cross-streets (Meng et al. 2007).

We drew a 500-foot buffer around the probable home street segment of each subject and identified all roadways within this buffer that had an AADT value based on the year 2000 Caltrans data.

Mr. Sperling said that while the police cannot legally stop a person on the street without probable cause, they generally do "pretty much what they want do" with people they believe are undocumented immigrants.

From March 1 to June 30, the Police Department reported that it declined to seek internal departmental trials against 31 officers, most of whom were facing charges of stopping people in the street without probable cause or reasonable suspicion, according to the city's Civilian Complaint Review Board.

That report found that the Police Department declined to seek internal departmental trials against 31 officers — most of whom were facing departmental charges of stopping people in the street without probable cause or reasonable suspicion — over a four-month period in 2007.

For Mr. Larsen, a homeless man from Detroit who spends his nights along the Platte River in Denver -- he has been commuting to Douglas County by public bus -- it means a probable return to the streets of Denver with his cardboard sign that says, "Homeless Vet.

"An officer makes a probable cause determination in the street and removes bodily fluid from a human being without a warrant, without a subpoena, without notice," Mr. Martz said after the hearing.

Safer streets are one probable dividend.