Sentence examples for strict lane from inspiring English sources

They like things very ordered – pools with strict lane discipline are their preferred setting.

Webster's classical delay formula is the oldest and the most popular one among the models developed to estimate average delay per vehicle at signalised intersections for homogeneous and strict lane disciplined traffic.

Higher design speeds, restriction on slow moving vehicles, varied traffic composition with high amount of cars and no strict lane-discipline characterize these roads.

They forced the ordinarily disorganized local traffic to drive in strict lanes and stopped vehicles to inspect license and registration papers.

For example, as reported in our sample of medical calls, stricter policies regarding highway lane closures during MVAs could minimise the risk of vehicle-related injuries to EMS responders providing patient care on-scene.

The council said bus lane laws were "very strict" and it could not make "ad hoc decisions on who uses them".

Thus, the mobile node movement is restricted to its lane on the freeway (a strict geographic restriction on the node movement) and its velocity at different instants of time is temporally dependent.

In their stead are animals, whose dusk-time proclivity for sauntering brazenly into the two-lane road has contributed to the strict curfew that comes a few hours earlier than those observed an hour to the west.

In a post on this site, Tim Wu, the Columbia University law professor who came up with the phrase "net neutrality," noted that President Obama came into office pledging to appoint an F.C.C. chairman who supported strict rules preventing I.S.P.s from blocking certain Web sites, or from creating slow lanes and fast lanes so that some sites load faster than others.

There are three - a 'fast' lane, an acceleration lane, and the pit 'boxes' themselves where the cars stop - and there are strict rules about when a team can release a car from a stop if another is approaching.

Rupp was outspoken and a strict disciplinarian; he taught set offenses and aggressive man-to-man defenses that cut off opponents from the lanes to the basket.