Sentence examples similar to track pavement from inspiring English sources

Outside the offices of Sustrans Scotland, there's a bike lane painted on the ground between the tram track and pavement that's so narrow it overlaps the tram line, and when the tram goes past the whole thing is engulfed.

The jobs created by these projects didn't just come from laying down tracks or pavement.

Performance models enable tracking of pavement performance over the life-cycle and are therefore a vital input of the treatment effectiveness perspective.

Furthermore, the crack classification will be sent to a main server to keep track of the pavement defects with the help of a GPS device and a cellular modem.

There was an underground railroad — rather, trolley tracks — beneath the pavement that needed removing.

She calls the job "pretty boring," and so she likes to express herself storm chasing ("It's like verifying your forecast") or racing on dirt or pavement tracks during time spent away from the office or from pursuing a Ph.D. in meteorology at Nebraska.

Moreover, although it features full-time all-wheel drive, vehicle skid control to keep it tracking smoothly on pavement, and a two-speed four-wheel-drive system for off-roading (with high and low range and center differential lock), the steep price tag means you see most Land Cruisers on pavement, hauling kids through suburban streets, not loggers down fire roads.

The results show that asphalt gradation and aggregate characteristics can significantly impact the anti-skid performance of the asphalt pavements; grinding and kneading will lower the indices, including the fractal dimension, average depth, number of peaks and friction coefficient of both the aggregate and track board; asphalt pavements of aggregate A and a design gradation of GAC are adopted.

The Wedding Present's bassist, Keith Gregory, had been introduced to Slay Tracks by future Pavement bassist Mark Ibold while visiting New York City.

The study of response of media (pavement, runway, rail-track, bridge, air, and sea) to moving sources is named moving source problem (MSP), which is of particular interest to structural design, noise assessment, target detection, etc. [81].

Those systems use a forward-looking camera to track lane markings and pavement edges.