Sentence examples for road outlines from inspiring English sources

As Google notes, the team removed road outlines, for example, and also improved the typography on the maps so it's easier to read street names, points of interest and transit stations.

And unless you spend hours looking at Google Maps everyday, you probably aren't going to realize when a road outline has been toned down, for example.

MD 33 between Easton and Saint Michaels was one of the original state roads outlined by the Maryland State Roads Commission in 1909.

But with rebuilding Iraq, confronting North Korea and addressing the American economy already on its agenda, this conflict may never rise to the level of a top priority, certainly not enough of one to justify the political risks involved in dragging the antagonists along the route outlined by the road map -- particularly during the coming presidential election year.

On Thursday, Apple will reveal its plans for an iPhone software developers' kit, a road map outlining how third-party developers can create officially sanctioned applications.

Throughout the city and its suburbs you can see the result -- snow banked shoulder-high along the side of the road, delicately outlining maple branches or Tudor homes, blanketing open fields and shopping plaza parking lots.

The project for the roundabout is only at early feasibility stages, with an architectural competition likely to come further down the road, but outline plans suggest a vast covered area, with a Henman Hill-style amphitheatre, as well as workshops for drop-in fabrication – similar to Manchester's successful Fab Lab model.

These types of maps provide self-driving cars with a realistic representation of the road ahead, outlining such things as lane centerlines, lane dividers, road borders, and guard rails, for instance.

The strategy acknowledges that a burgeoning nuclear industry will need government support for research and development, and so it commissioned a review, also published today, on the current state of British nuclear R&D and a road map outlining what needs to be done in the future.

It's up to employers and individuals to take the road map outlined in the study to try and create a world where gender inequity is something of the past.

In an Ebola response road map outlined by WHO on August 28, the organization noted that the scale up in the virus outbreak and increasing preparedness efforts would "make a substantial additional demand on supplies of PPE".