Sentence examples for the park facilities from inspiring English sources

The park facilities are spartan — a two-story brick hotel with a coffee shop, a restaurant and fast food; some rustic cabins; and four campgrounds, three of which are tiny.

However, the results of the public acceptance survey in eight of the parks indicated an overwhelming dissatisfaction by park visitors toward the park facilities.

The park facilities examined are divided into two categories: passive (i.e. passive recreation space, water features, and gardens) and active (i.e. children's play grounds, ball fields, tennis courts, skate park, etc).. Analysis of results suggests that park facilities for passive recreation, with the exception of urban gardens, are likely to have positive impacts on property values.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City police wrangled a cow on the loose in a Brooklyn park on Tuesday after the animal became a spectacle for tourists and New Yorkers alike when it was spotted roaming the streets and enjoying the park facilities.

As part of the park facilities, the Saw Mill River is impounded into Woodlands Lake, the largest impoundment on the Saw Mill River, used as a water supply by the local communities of Ardsley and Dobbs Ferry, whose northern village line is just to the south.

Table 1 describes each mall's key features: size, retail mix and the parking facilities.

The aim is to find the optimal location for the parking facilities and allocate travels between departments to each parking facility.

These values include not only those vehicles that park in the parking facilities or illegally on-street, but also those vehicles that pass-by the site without stopping.

Several video cameras have been placed roadside at different locations: at the entrance and exit of the service road and at the entrances and exits of the parking facilities.

Then, in Section 2.2 we represent the mall's freight parking as a queueing system and define the system primitives: the parking demand, i.e. the number of arriving agents to the mall; the parking supply, i.e. the number of parking lots available for freight vehicles; and agents' parking behaviour in the presence of congestion of the parking facilities.

Using data collected at two large urban retail malls in Singapore, we perform an empirical analysis of the key variables that can be used to characterise the freight vehicle parking system of these establishment, quantify the congestion levels of the parking facilities and assess its traffic impact.