Sentence examples for route alignment from inspiring English sources

"It's finally here," Jim Hamre, Metro's director of bus planning, said as he toured the new transitway last week, inspecting the bus facilities and testing the route alignment.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Plots of soil domains along pavement route alignment.

But the "principle" of a high-speed railway was approved last year, so the committee can only recommend changes that do not affect the "broad route alignment", Caulfield says.

A landslide can cause serious damage and injuries when this angle ranges from 60° to 120° (an angle between the slope and the route alignment of −30° to +30°), as shown in Fig. 3.

Traffic was diverted onto the original route alignment after the West Davisville Road interchange, passing over the Amtrak rail tracks via the existing Devil's Foot Road overpass bridge.

Over the next several years, many official committees by a variety of government departments were commissioned to examine issues related to technology, route alignment, and governmental jurisdiction.

In particular, it demonstrates how route alignments and station locations can be jointly optimized in continuous space (rather than on an abstracted graph) using whatever relevant geographic information is available.

Also proposed were minor adjustments to route alignments previously approved.

"I have a lot of questions," said Michael Johnson, development manager at the firm, after he and a colleague got an overview of issues related to route alignments, station design and whether the routes would be tunneled underground or dug into the ground — details that are still being defined by the authority and which depend on further study of environmental impacts.

In this same legislative resolution, there was a provision that the portion of the route alignments inside the boundaries of the national monument would be included as part of the state highway system once the Utah Department of Transportation was granted a right-of-way easement from federal authorities.

After his first year, teams developed specific strategies to thwart his deep routes — alignments that soon became standardized around the league.