Sentence examples for separation of track from inspiring English sources

In 2007, as shadow transport secretary, he said: "We think, with hindsight, that the complete separation of track and train into separate businesses at the time of privatisation was not right for our railways.

The service is split down the middle in a plan that seems as nonsensical as the separation of track and train when the railways were privatised.

Simplifying the regulation of the industry would help the railways should have one master, not three but would not solve the problems created by the separation of the track and the trains.

These methods are indirect measurement of total wheel rail roughness, the use of an antenna for source location, and two new methods for separation of vehicle and track noise.

Betty Clarke of The Guardian singles out the "separation of sounds" on tracks such as "T and T" and "Off You" as the best aspect of the album, and writes that Title TK is "a welcome return to punky pop that knows how to flex some melodic muscle".

We try to overcome the limitations of probabilistic tracking, namely the separation of stereo matching and temporal tracking, by integrating projection consistency into the temporal tracking routine.

It was found that a "shingled" detector design suppressed reconstruction artefacts and, for the spatial resolution of the current detector hardware, reconstructed spatial resolution was not improved with a tracking separation of greater than 8 cm.

The targeted leader follower formation flying in the along-track separation of 100 m was maintained with a mean position error of approximately 0.2 m and a standard deviation of 0.9 m.

eBay is positioning this as part of the company's bid to look ahead to the future of the business, with the separation of the two divisions "on track" to be completed in the second half of 2015.

Planned modernisation will involve the installation of new rail tracks and the separation of the tram route from road traffic.

Some sections of track necessarily had less tram and road vehicle separation, largely as a result of increased passenger densities.