Sentence examples for street capacity from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the previous general centrality measures (e.g., degree, betweenness, and closeness), this measure considers three important vehicular traffic characteristics: street capacity restrictions, the dominant pattern of travel demands, and the traffic-flow equilibrium.

He denuded Downing Street of capacity, ceded power to civil servants (who run Mr Cameron's policy unit) and limited the number of special advisers.

Without a manufacturing base, New York would become more dependent on its other large sectors like tourism, health care, government and education, none of which possess Wall Street's capacity for spinning enormous profits.

Largely due to his efforts, the service was electrified in 1986, and now has an hourly through train service to and from London Liverpool Street and capacity for 12-car trains.

The financial world's failure to call a halt to the high jinks appears to be one more example of Wall Street's capacity to be blinded by charm -- and by stories it wants to believe.

Don't they realize that the financial markets are the lubricant of the entire economy -- that Wall Street's capacity to provide liquidity and to broker capital is the lifeblood of American companies?

Recent support from the Bowser administration has helped Pathways DC double its street outreach capacity and to act as a lead agency in a new coordinated entry system designed to serve homeless people more quickly and more effectively.

Policy indications on on-street storage capacity management and pricing are provided.

There were 184 at the Hunter College shelter on East 68th Street, near its capacity.

On Thursday night Van Halen took to the stage of the venerable Cafe Wha? on Macdougal Street in Greenwich Village, capacity 250.

Though the party has a reputation for street violence, its capacity to create trouble seems diminished in recent months.