Sentence examples for road measurements from inspiring English sources

Strabo found fault with the map designing of the Greek scholar Eratosthenes, who lived from c. 276 to c. 194 bce; Eratosthenes had combined astronomical data with coast and road measurements, but Strabo found his work lacking in precision.

The algorithms have been applied to real road measurements.

Our approach was applied to address the issues which road engineers experience while using the ROad Measurement and Data Acquisition System (ROMDAS).

Over 700 on-road measurements of the SCRT system were made in London.

Comparing on-road measurements and the model estimates, a R2 higher than 0.9 for conventional and hybrid vehicles was obtained regarding modal fuel consumption.

A novel research framework was established for the results analysis dealing with the existence of numerical proximity between the driving simulator and the on-the-road measurements (in the sense of absolute validity), the degree of this proximity and the possibility and the type of the correction that could be applied leading to an acceptable absolute validity.

Given that these roads were mainly minor roads, measurement error with regard to defining busy and nonbusy roads is likely small.

The ARIA+ classification is a purely geographic measure that considers road distance measurements from localities, and is a measure of accessibility and remoteness.

Tailpipe emission parameters were derived from road tunnel measurements throughout the United States and were checked using measurements on vehicles run on dynamometer test beds (Beyea et al. 2008).

The Specialized SpeedZone Pro ($130) adds new altitude information and road distance measurements to calculate the steepness of mountain grades, crucial for long rides.

One of the products that eventually came forth was ARIA+, a system that creates an index, with values ranging from 0 (high accessibility) to 15 (high remoteness), based on road distance measurements from over 12,000 populated localities to the nearest urban areas in five categories based on population size.