Sentence examples for track restrictions from inspiring English sources

FRA rules require all maintenance workers to be notified if track restrictions have changed, and limits on train access are not supposed to be lifted until all workers have left the tracks or been sufficiently warned of a train's approach.

Because of track restrictions and a goof in its construction (it turned out four inches wider than planned, so it can't properly tilt on some curves), the Acela hits its peak speed of 150 m.p.h. for only 18 miles between New York and Boston.

But a second reason that periods of political realignment tend to track with restrictions on citizenship, Smith argues, is that liberal democrats are very bad at talking convincingly about citizenship because doing so well requires invoking "the American people," and liberal democrats would rather talk about humanity.

The music companies had resisted freeing up their digital tracks from restrictions because they were afraid consumers would make copious copies that would deprive the companies and their recording artists of revenue.

Turnouts on rail track have speed restrictions and the running trains must follow these restrictions.

After that time, many researches present different versions of it to use in applications such as edge detection, shape modeling, and object tracking under various restrictions.

In our study, we used a conservative 3 months postoperative hip restriction period, which is a problem in fast-track because the restrictions interfere with recovery [ 33].

Network Rail reckons that, by next year, performance will be as good as it was before the Hatfield rail crash in 2000 (see chart), which prompted a huge, costly and disruptive programme of track repairs and speed restrictions that satisfied politicians' need to be seen to be doing something, but produced little overall gain in safety.Even the long-suffering passengers are beginning to notice.

Remember to check on food restrictions, keep track of what others are bringing and use disposable containers.

And estimating sales for animated movies like "Ice Age" is especially tricky, partly because of restrictions on tracking interest among children.

Ms. Kam also cited the easing of "ideological restrictions," which tracks the rapid decline of ideology in most every aspect of Chinese life.