Sentence examples for rail connected from inspiring English sources

While initially intended to move lead, the rail connected to Iowa and became a conduit for agricultural produce, particularly pigs.

This instrument, in addition to measuring the surface of the rail in terms of longitudinal profile, is able to return the acoustic roughness, the roughness of the rail connected to the generation of the noise (expressed in dB), and being provided with a dedicated software used for the calculation [23, 24, 25].

The tunnel was for a new high-speed train called Marmaray (a combination of "Marmara" and ray, the Turkish word for "rail"), connecting to Istanbul's metro system.

(That is all intercity traffic; commuter rail, connecting suburbs and cities, is also growing, but that is not Amtrak's market).

Spend the billions on rail, connect the whole country, reduce the carbon footprint of every passenger, and stop playing lip service to those who own airports that simply seek to benefit shareholders and not us on the ground.

On the wall opposite the heads, a new stairway, designed by the Slades with solid oak treads cantilevered from a steel rail, connects the main floor with the two upper levels.

Ms. Downs is happy to be near the TRAX system — she plans to use it this spring when the light rail connects to the new commuter line — and she also likes her neighbors.

But when compared with the $18bn federal and state/territory governments spend on roads each year, it would take just over four years of road funding to build high-speed rail connecting our east-coast cities.

Set aboard the Empire Builder, America's longest, busiest stretch of passenger rail connecting Chicago to Seattle, with oodles of stops in between, In Transit is marvellous … in theory.

The former was composed of the rail connecting mechanism, two rail segments and their handling systems.

In a bid to brighten its fortunes and future, Nepal is putting plans in place to build an electric rail connecting the country with its closest neighbours: China, Tibet and India.