Sentence examples for reconstruct road from inspiring English sources

Our study analyzed historic aerial photographs and topographical maps to reconstruct road development and building growth within and around Indiana Dunes and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshores in the U.S. Great Lakes region from 1938 to 2005, and to estimate the effects of park creation in 1966 on changes in landscape patterns.

They also fell for the falsehood that the national service programme – used to reconstruct roads, labour in state farms and with women often sexually assaulted by officers – had been curtailed to between 18 months and four years.

The once tortuous but now silkily reconstructed road between Kabul and Kandahar, in the south, was formally completed on Tuesday, just as President Bush had promised President Hamid Karzai more than a year ago.

The latest mobile terrestrial laser scanning systems provide an efficient technique for acquiring very dense point clouds along road corridors, so that fast and automated procedures for recognizing or extracting road attributes and reconstructing road three-dimensional models can be developed.

Already Governor Hickenlooper had diverted state funds to keep the National Guard on the job of cleaning up and reconstructing roads, including Routes 36 and 34, the two main arteries to Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park.

The really hard work of repairing and reconstructing roads, schools and hospitals has barely begun.

The road-sensing system which can robustly reconstruct the road input profiles from the intermixed data with the vehicle's dynamic motion, is implemented using the composite-sensor system with the optimally shaped transfer function.

In late 1932, the section of NY 205 north of Hartwick was closed to traffic as part of a project to completely reconstruct the road.

Our aims were to (1) reconstruct the road-related changes using aerial data and GPS mapping to study colonization of roadside plant species; (2) assess the road effects on physical chemical soil properties and vegetation composition along transects; and (3) propose conservation measures to stop further damage.

"One country said they are going to reconstruct the roads," Mr. Qanooni promised.

It starts to be less taboo for transport planners to support the need to construct missing links and reconstruct existing roads.