Sentence examples for standard railway from inspiring English sources

It makes sense that what was standard railway jargon would have migrated to air travel.

To achieve this result we have analyzed the standard railway superstructure represented in Fig. 3.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 The case of standard railway superstructure.

This work studies the effect of desert sand at the wheel-rail contact interface on two standard railway wheel steels (ER8 and CLASS C) and two upgraded steels (SANDLOS® S and SANDLOS® H) specifically designed for sandy environments.

The authors, from the critic examination of the system's dynamics response in its entirety, glean a series of observations both of a general and a specific character, finally attaining a propose of a design modification of the standard railway superstructure at the high velocity of train operation adopted today especially in Italy.

The units came equipped with end doors similar to those found on standard railway cars, but had no vestibules.

For one, a Spanish case study showed that instituting HSR lines can mean a relative loss of accessibility for certain areas, mostly due to inferior service on the standard railways [80].

Obviously, the criticality classes defined in Table 3 can vary depending on the type of rolling stock, available maintenance resources, safety standards, railway operations, traffic density, train speed, etc.

Boyle followed with a motion that the assets of the A&GW, which he believed was taking advantage of the government's guarantees to build a sub-standard railway at government expense, be expropriated.

Cushing felt that guaranteeing $20,000 per mile, regardless of actual construction costs, was unwise, and further believed that the government's reliance on the A&GW's engineer could let the company get away with building a sub-standard railway.

In August 1884, William Bissett and Son won the contract for its construction, which was overseen by Thomas West, who acted as Clerk of Works. 100 feet of standard gauge railway track connected the limeshed to a junction with the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway.