Sentence examples for specified route from inspiring English sources

The model can be applied to any specified route or network with LNG-fueled trains.

Solve This Puzzle In bouldering jargon, a "problem" is a specified route that has a series of holds on a stretch of rock.

A probabilistic risk based design case study is performed for a fleet of RoPax vessels trading on a specified route in the Gulf of Finland.

Locally, there is no acknowledged leadership, and therefore no specified route, much to the chagrin of the police, who, from an operational standpoint, at least, would prefer chaperoning to chasing.

A mine-sweeper robot that can detect and detonate unexploded mines 2. Cleaner robots that can pick up litter 3. A firefighter robot with thermal sensors that can locate and extinguish flames 4. The first-aid robot that delivers medical supplies in dangerous conditions 5. A line-follower robot that traces a specified route.

Thus, the possible analyses range from a deterministic crash analysis to a comparative risk analysis of two vessels operating on a specified route where the result is the probability density functions for the cost of oil outflow in a given area per year for the two vessels.

Racing over specified routes, the driver being kept on course by a navigator between checkpoints, began in 1907 with a Peking-to-Paris race of about 12,000 km.

The department has not specified routes, and it is not clear whether rail transport is feasible because it would require a new line, either 99 or 340 miles, depending on the route taken, according to Nevada.

The European Bike Express (01430 422111) allows you to load yourself and your bike on to a coach (with separate trailer) in Britain and be dropped off along specified routes around France and Spain and picked up a week or two later.

The Israeli military operates them over Palestinian cities such as Gaza and Ramallah, while the US Customs and Border Protection agency flies them over the Mexican border to detect illegal migrants along specified routes.

The CBC is a census of North American winter birds: tens of thousands of volunteer observers across the United States, Canada, Mexico and many other countries throughout the Western Hemisphere meet and follow specified routes through a designated 15 mile (24 km) diameter "count circle" during a prearranged 24-hour time period to identify and count all the birds they see and hear.