Sentence examples for smooth railway from inspiring English sources

Consequently, it is expected that various weather-related causes of derailment at RTs, one such undesirable event, which can result, albeit rarely, damaging rolling stock, railway infrastructure and disrupting service, and having the potential to cause casualties and even loss of life, are identified to allow for smooth railway operation by rail industry itself.

We had enough intel through older siblings and Tatler to work out where all the coolest cats would be on a Friday night, so we'd pull on our pointiest cowboy boots and ride that smooth South Eastern railway all the way to Toff Town.

Behavior of dominant effective short fatigue crack, the crack results in the final failure of specimen, was experimentally investigated by a replica technique with seven smooth hourglass shaped specimens of railway LZ50 axle steel.

Also, the braking rate is significantly smoother than the default value used by the railway undertaking while calibrated resistance parameters tend to have lower mean than defaults.

In this paper, we study the optimization of first train timetables for an urban railway network that focuses on designing convenient and smooth timetables for morning passengers.

Sifton eventually smoothed over most of these divisions, but was frustrated in his railway policy by legal defeats.

In the gamut of smooth wisecracks which are the trademark of Ian Fleming's English superspy, "Indian Railways is stronger than James Bond" would probably not have rated very highly.

Two railways still run through the gorge.

But check-in was smooth, with the informal efficiency that characterised service from all the staff of the Great Southern Railway throughout the journey back to Perth.

The village is little more than a series of railway buildings in a bowl created by the Hardangervidda mountains; along one side, the smooth white lip of the Hardangerjøkulen glacier seems to flow across the rocky expanse like cream.

As Premier, he smoothed over the divisions in the party that had caused and been exacerbated by the railway scandal.