Sentence examples for standards road from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the memorandum of understanding on roadways and transportation identifies several areas for cooperation, including sharing knowledge in transportation technology, road construction standards, road safety plans, joint research and sharing experience related to public-private partnership models.
"This will help us to deliver some of our priorities, such as support for the academies programme in Hastings and Eastbourne to help raise educational standards, road and school building improvements and better broadband for the county," he said.
"For a given amount of fuel we produce so much power, compared to say a standard road car," he said.
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For a heavy truck with six shock absorbers, each one could generate "up to an average of 1kW on a standard road".
Neither were marked on my standard road map, and as we navigated the narrow country lanes, I saw no signpost for either place.
A standard road bike was all you needed – that and the sheer power and will to pedal relentlessly and remorselessly around a wooden oval for an hour.
Rim diameters vary from 14 to 27 inches (36 to 69 cm), with the standard mountain bike rim being 26 inches and the standard road rim being 27 inches.
Eighty-five percent of the rural two-lane highway, long since bypassed by the Interstate system, is still open, although it is not marked as such on standard road maps.
All of the standard road markings, from lane indicators to emergency shoulders, will appear after sundown in an otherworldly glowing green, which Mr. Rossegaarde says is the color easiest to see in the dark.
The players representing two ancient rivals wore classic uniforms, to be sure — the Yanks in their standard road grays; the Tigers in their dazzling old whites, with that Gothic "D" over the heart — but it was intensity, not style, that seemed to wash away all colors and the noise of the crowd, everything except the outcome.
