Sentence examples for rail length from inspiring English sources

By 1870 the state had more than 1,600 miles (2,600 km) of rail, and in 1910 Michigan's rail length peaked at about 9,000 miles (14,500 km).

First, 'land area' correlates with road length and rail length, where road length and rail length appear to have a more direct relationship with the total SSS volume.

In both of these models the coefficient of rail length was negative, which confirms the hypothesis that a higher rail length relates to a smaller SSS volume, but only for these two SSS segments.

The sign and magnitude of the variable rail length appears not to be as expected and is therefore disregarded.

The antiswing control and accurate positioning are simultaneously investigated for underactuated crane systems in the presence of two parallel payloads on the trolley and rail length limitation.

The factor rail length was shown to correlate strongly with SSS volume, but was not included in the multivariate linear regression model for the total SSS volume.

129 2010 Opened Nov. 1; 420-km Seoul to Busan high-speed rail now complete except for rails through Daegu and Daejeon cities Subways/Metros/Monorails/ Commuter Rails Length (km) Delhi Metro Delhi 66.2 2010 66.2 km represents lengths of lines or extensions opened Jan. Nov.

Monorail line 3 runs through the Yangtze Caiyuanba dual combination of public rail bridge (length: 1866 m, maximum span 420 m) and Jialing dedicated monorail bridge (length: 352 m, maximum span 160 m).

To address those factors, rail transit length per people versus population density (people per square kilometers) and rail transit length per people versus GDP density (GDP per people) are analyzed.

As shown in Table 2, the total intercity rail transit length is projected as about 2293 km by using the model, 17.5% longer than the planned length of 1890 km (as of 2012).

Hardt and Negri, as well as Srnicek and Williams, rail at length against "neoliberalism": a fashionable bugaboo on the left, and thus, unfortunately, a term more often flaunted than defined.