Sentence examples for system of streets from inspiring English sources
Kolkata's system of streets and roads reflects the city's historical development.
"It has the look of a settlement that may be planned, with buildings aligned to a system of streets, which is pretty rare for that period.
We meet Irving Fisher, the Yale economist, who argued, that "individual action would never give rise to a system of city parks, or even to any useful system of streets".
One resident of the neighborhood, Karen Kramer, is making an epic effort to capture local history on film in a documentary, "The Ballad of Greenwich Village," which spans the whole history from 1811, when New York decided to adopt the grid system of streets and Greenwich Village declined to participate in anything so rectilinear -- that is, square -- to the present.
Like most emerging markets, many cities in West Africa don't even have a formal system of streets and addresses or a working postal system.
Firstly, to explore the urban system of streets, an axial map in space syntax was combined with GIS to comply as a research tool to identify urban spatial networks in the existing condition of Lan Na's cities. Axial map analysis methodology is analytical techniques used for quantifying the relation between spatial configuration and social cohesion (Hillier and Hanson 2003).
The infrastructure of Chinese repression is being enhanced and refined, with the implementation of a new "grid" system of street-level surveillance (see article).
So the city is planning a new system of street signage intended to help pedestrians get from here to there with as little confusion as possible.
Other people complained of being hosed down – a system of "street cleaning" that involves waking an individual up in the early hours, moving their belongings and wetting down the area so they can no longer sleep there.
The results will overlay with integrate axial map of urban system of street and be discussed in corresponding with its settlement.
Cure Violence, as an approach, recognizes this system of street justice and that seemingly minuscule scuffles are rooted in something much deeper: basic survival.
