We simultaneously monitored elephant stress hormone concentrations and movement in two reserves to test whether elephants in an elevated physiological state restricted use of corridors, or, if they still used corridors, exhibited relatively rapid unidirectional movements indicative of streaking behavior.
He said yesterday that this proposal had not been adopted because of asserted incompati bility with Navy operations that restrict air corridors for military traffic, and because additional facilities would have had to be constructed.
The site is restricted by viewing corridors, the rules that prevent new buildings interfering with views of St Paul's Cathedral, in this case from Parliament Hill and Kenwood House.
At one end was an opening, but access to the corridor was restricted by a wall built across this entrance.At the other end was an opening to an observation point that faces the line of towers some 235 metres away.
The development and construction work on both sides of the corridor were restricted.
A 14-month trial period restricted to a narrow corridor in central Thousand Oaks and an artificially low fare schedule hardly constitutes a comprehensive effort for change.
These user representations were reportedly inscribed into the design of extra-care housing schemes through the inclusion of building features such as communal heating, under-floor heating, restricted window opening and heated corridors.
Dense corridors of metal barriers restricted access to the site on the Bund, a historic riverfront promenade.
For example, Republican lawmakers restricted a key payment mechanism called "risk corridors," which was intended to help stabilize premiums and protect insurance companies from losses in the initial three years of the law.
The concept, popular among transit users, is worrisome to many drivers who use the route and some residents of the corridor, who fear a bus lane, even restricted to rush hours, would reduce already scarce parking.
