Sentence examples for standard tracks from inspiring English sources

Intensive and individualized programs like Dr. Carrera's are a departure from the standard tracks that have dominated the field: stand-alone sexual education classes that cover the use of condoms and other safe-sex messages versus those that promote abstinence from sex as the only safe course.

But in the most recent update, a spokesman for the Port Authority said today that the agency had decided to take advantage of the shutdown to conduct tests needed to ensure the smooth integration of a mile-long stretch of monorail linking the airport system to standard tracks along the Northeast Corridor line that are used by Amtrak and New Jersey Transit.

Acoustical measurements were carried out on railroad coaches, on standard tracks and in the free field during test runs.

iTunes prices also vary widely – standard tracks cost £0.79 in the U.K., but British customers are barred from paying the €0.99 ($1/35/£0.67) those in the Eurozone do (both are considerably pricier than the $0.99, or £0.49, Americans are charged).

The D&RGR begins building a 45-mile Durango-Silverton line, laying narrow-gauge tracks that allow for sharper curves than standard tracks.

Generalized tracks, or standard tracks, are lines on a map resulting from overlapping individual tracks, as such, they are considered repetitive patterns summarizing the distributions of diverse individual taxa [16].

Athletes compete in standard track and field events with the aid of prosthetic legs, sighted running-mates or in wheelchairs.

He relied on simple equipment: a steel frame made by the famed builder Ernesto Colnago and standard track-racing handlebars.

Students can apply via the standard track, emphasizing grades and scores, but they can also apply via a track emphasizing their special gifts or contributions.

WHEN the United States entered World War I in 1917, its railroad system had just undergone three decades of torrid expansion after the adoption of a standard track width.

The explanation for why every men's world record at every standard track distance belongs to an athlete of African descent may turn out to be purely sociological -- hard work, a dearth of opportunities elsewhere.