Sentence examples for the wayside from from inspiring English sources

But, over time, I watched my peers also fall by the wayside, from either injury or burn-out.

Jon Morris's excellent book The League of Regrettable Superheroes has more examples of colourful characters who fell by the wayside, from Madame Fatal (the world's first ever cross-dressing granny superhero) to Bozo the Iron Man (a remote-controlled, jive-talking robot crimefighter), long before Marvel Studios took over the multiplexes.

Plenty of other candidates will fall by the wayside from lack of self-awareness and introspection, limited knowledge of a school, or the inability to stay organized and on top of the admissions process.

And that, to a large extent, seems to have fallen by the wayside, both from a vegan perspective and from the non-vegan perspective.

Finally, the noise levels predicted for the wayside are obtained from an analysis of the propagation that includes the effect of finite ground impedance.

When the train travels (at high speed) through the coverage area of different wireless networks, a mobility solution is required in order to tunnel data from T2W and for the trains to remain accessible from the wayside: the train needs to signal to the wayside on what IP addresses it can be reached and to notify when any of these change.

However, the wayside acoustic signal suffers from the Doppler distortion due to the high moving speed and also contains the multi-source signals from different train bearings.

The exchange received 6 to 73 cents on most shares traded, fees that have fallen by the wayside as competition looms from the Big Board.

The same route, but in reverse direction is used for data that flows from the wayside to the train.

In the railway industry, there are nowadays different actors who would like to send or receive data from the wayside to an onboard device or vice versa.

The MCE is the onboard standard gateway for all outgoing traffic, originating from the train, while the WCE is the standard gateway for all traffic towards the trains, originating from the wayside.