Sentence examples for rail uses from inspiring English sources

Whereas conventional chips represent the zeroes and ones of binary digits ("bits") using low and high voltages on a particular wire, one clockless approach, called "dual rail", uses two wires for each bit.

Current ultrasonic testing of the rail uses contacting transducers in a send-receive mode which are at present limited in testing speed to around 20 30 mph, and signals from serious surface defects may be masked by nearby shallow surface defects.

The commuter rail uses ten lines, utilizing a line length of 553 km.

In Ciñera, the miners blocked another rail track used for cargo, temporarily stopping a train carrying steel.

(Even in a recession, rail use is at its highest since the 1920s, and rising).

British Rail used to be the acme of this sort of thing.

Rail use measured by passenger kilometres is projected to increase by 50% over the next ten years, and rail freight by 80%.

In the second quarter of 2008, use of public transport rose by 5.2percentt, while light rail use jumped 12.3percentt, according to the American Public Transportation Association.

According to Anton Dubrau, the creator of this visualisation, "some stations are directly next to highways, others are surrounded by a sea of parking, others are in the middle of nowhere", all of which can disincetivise rail use.

"I want to encourage greater rail use in the off-peak.

Up until 1968 British Rail used a rigid price formula of 3.25d per mile (1.35p in decimal money).