Postwar economic development programs, in which maps were needed for planning road, railroad, and reservoir constructions, also stimulated much work.
In the growth of towns and cities, in the development of manufacturing industry, in banking provision, in road, railroad and canal mileage, the North was far ahead.
It is still putting its finishing touches on a 30-mile road, railroad tracks and thousands of hotel rooms that were built from scratch.
3.63 2.71 3.17 2.67 2.70 2025 2030 3 ICT and analytics A robot which conducts dangerous work such as road, railroad, or electrical maintenance in cooperation with workers with specialized knowledge and skills.
Buffer zone refers to an area within a specific distance on either side of a feature, such as road, railroad, and so on.
To build roads, railroads, bridges, airports, irrigation projects.
Now surpassed by roads, railroads were once the dominant transport system.
IDEAS, October 2013 "Roads, Railroads and Decentralization of Chinese Cities", by Nathaniel Baum-Snow, Loren Brandt, J. Vernon Henderson, Matthew A. Turner and Qinghua Zhang.
Roads, railroads and towns are carefully marked, but color is used judiciously to identify the railroads that the Union sought to control.
Today, the government owns controlling stakes in a huge number of banks, telecom operators, ports, roads, railroads, real estate holdings and industrial companies.
The overriding priority, he said, is to improve the quality of infrastructure — roads, railroads, power, education, health care and urban services.
