Sentence examples for selected streets from inspiring English sources
By using pricing strategies to limit overall traffic volume, we could subsequently use that diminished demand for road space to make selected streets completely car-free.
Randomly selected streets were sampled in the affluent, township and low cost housing suburbs of ten Eastern Cape towns.
Households were selected at random by conducting interviews with all available households on randomly selected streets - although some farmers were located through snowball sampling as many lived in towns rather than on their farms.
Drawing on a dataset of 103,200 votes among 362 randomly selected streets in Philadelphia, the note finds that although the three metrics are highly correlated overall, the Elo Score results in more dispersed standardized scores and a somewhat different rank order than the Win Ratio (Kendall's tau-b 0.864).
Multistage cluster sampling was carried out in 45 randomly selected streets in Dar es Salaam.
Systematic random sampling was used in the fourth stage to select 1000 houses from the selected streets.
The tool was also used to collect street environment data physically for 47 randomly selected street segments from all the segments forming the routes.
The wrong junction selection mechanism compels the packet to get stuck onto local maximum, especially at low traffic density or when all the vehicles moved away from the destination on the selected street, which is its failure [26].
From each division or ward, as compared to the previous study the adjacent street to the previous street selected randomly was considered and finally a house was chosen randomly from the selected street.
For each city (the strata), based on the list of administrative districts, streets and communities, the coordinator of this study randomly sampled two districts and subsequently used simple random sampling to select two streets within each selected district and two communities from each selected street.
A statistically optimal subsample of 108 health states was selected (Street et al, 2005), arranged into 54 pairs ('choice sets') (Supplementary Figure C), then split into three versions (18 choice sets each).
