Sentence examples for road knowledge from inspiring English sources

And even their road knowledge isn't complete.

The more experienced riders have been passing on their road knowledge to us newbies and I've quickly learned the hand signals cyclists make behind their backs to alert following riders of potholes and obstructions, of parked cars and speed bumps; calls of "slowing" or "gravel" or "stopping" shouted over shoulders echo along the line.

The road network is further processed based on binary morphology and road knowledge.

Specific regulations Mercer flags as being undermined by the 'three tier' system she argues is effectively in place given Uber's presence on London's road include wheelchair accessibility, stringent background checks on drivers and local road knowledge expertise.

While promoting safe driving and the prevention of collisions and injuries on the road, knowledge about facilitators, barriers and needs for the use of adaptive driving strategies could ultimately allow seniors to optimize their community mobility.

The thematic analysis indicated that the emotions, thoughts and experiences of caregivers can be categorized in four groups: "I learned to deal with my problems", "I am conscious in my interaction with the patient and I know and I am not alone", "I feel much better", and "Schizophrenia is not the end of the road, knowledge sorts things out".

Undoubtedly, spectroscopy Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Mass Spectrometry represent the most powerful and most widely used techniques for the simultaneous analysis of different molecules, allowing together with functional genomics and proteomics to open new roads knowledge in the pathophysiology of migraine.

The road to knowledge is "nettled with potential potholes".

The World Bank's road cost knowledge system provides data on costs including resurfacing, upgrading and widening based on data from World Bank-financed contracts.

Here we should use the great phrase of Kleist's: "The only way to innocence is the long road via knowledge".

From the languor of the analyst's couch to the chatty inquisitiveness of a self-help questionnaire, the dominant forms of self-exploration assume that the road to knowledge lies through words.