Sentence examples for route conditions from inspiring English sources
Walkers who follow the advice reap benefits; Farren's store in Cleator is a mine of information about route conditions on the next, often boggy stretch over Dent Fell to Nannycatch Gate.
On a mountain, weather and route conditions will decide how you proceed, so rarely will you be able to stick to a particular plan.
The unbalanced transport operation method means that under the same route conditions, some trains are shifted one direction to another (as shown in Fig. 3) or are turned back to increase the number of available trains moving in the other direction.
If you aren't comfortable with traffic, ask the tour director about route conditions before committing yourself to the event.
Because of the poor route condition and the running belays, we were moving very slowly and didn't top out of Casaval till about 1830 hrs, by which time we were caught in a whiteout with winds of roughly around 40 mph.
A determination of the overhead line condition index is proposed based on: (1) building elements condition index, (2) condition index of conductors, (3) condition index of protection against lightning impulse, (4) conductor accessories condition index and (5) line route condition index.
This traction computing model includes route condition, train parameter and run map message.
Accordingly, the DEM for elevation and slope was used to evaluate the watershed information containing topographical route condition of rainfall-induced debris flow.
The route condition includes gradient and curve, i.e., substation parameters are the load of train, auxiliary power, traction and braking curve, run map provided station distribute message, run and stop times of the train.
The geometrical characteristics of the route condition the course of a vehicle on the line: the shape, contours and curves (profile in length) and local irregularities (profile in width) condition the movement of the vehicle, its accelerations and decelerations and cruising speed.
An equal number of participants performed HIGH or LOW first, to counter-balance and negate any influence of the order of the route condition.
