Sentence examples for the adjacent train from inspiring English sources
Around the back, where the building greets the adjacent train line with a blunt grey cliff, bedrooms face their neighbours' windows as close as five metres away – in a borough where the minimal residential overlooking distance is 18 metres.
He can't chain off the lot because some of his monthly customers need weekend access, and he doesn't want to charge for weekend parking because the adjacent train station lot doesn't.
The theory of the day, drawing on the architectural philosophy of Le Corbusier, held that residential areas ought to remain separate from roads and the workplace, and so the cluster was built as a sort of island; residents trudged across a muddy field to reach the adjacent train station.
"Paseo Verde is a keystone development that connects an ethnically diverse, low-income neighborhood to the adjacent train station and to Temple University.
Despite the fact that the three training targets are quite different in terms of their 3D structures, the interpolated shapes blend the spatial features from the two adjacent training targets in a natural way.
Teacher Timothy Coulson, who was part of a group of people who climbed into the bombed carriage after breaking the window of an adjacent train, recalled a young female paramedic arriving on the scene and being overwhelmed by the situation.
Additionally, the actual target type is also shown along with the two adjacent training target types.
Hotel (Via Filippo Turati 171; www.radissonblu.com/eshotel-rome) overlooks the Esquiline district and adjacent train tracks.
When line network voltage exceeded U char, some renewable energy is absorbed by adjacent train, the remaining renewable energy is absorbed by SC.
This leads to severe outcomes including the breaking of the connection between adjacent trains, deterioration of the service levels for customers, and even the collapse of the entire railway operation.
Where opposing magnetic fields meet, the field lines are like adjacent train tracks with particles moving along them in opposite directions.
