Sentence examples for track widening from inspiring English sources

During the following off-season, Kings Dominion replaced three sections of the roller coaster's track, widening the radius of the first high-speed turn to reduce friction and impact on riders.

The results show the strong influence of the disabled fasteners on the derailment coefficient and on the track widening, which also increases the derailment risk.

Measures that improve physical access include proximity of health facilities, track and trail widening, road construction and maintenance, and timely transport.

Where the track widens into a road, turn right on to the footpath.

He was lying on his back, 700 metres down from Chew reservoir, at a place where the track widens to allow vehicles to pass.

It is found that the rail dampers can significantly suppress the pinned pinned vibration of the original track, widen the stop bands and increase vibration decay rate along the rail.

In 1926, the newly formed Main Roads Department's Engineer for Roads and Bridges, A. Fotheringham, described the majority of the Wooroloo to Clackline road as "simply a bush track widened out from time to time by the traffic".

In 1948 the city decided to expand the bridge's capacity for automobile traffic by removing the trolley and el tracks and widening the roadway to three lanes.

In "Monitoring the World Economy 1820-1992" (OECD, 1995), Angus Maddison tracked the widening global gaps and showed that the gap in constant purchasing-power prices between the poorest and the richest countries rose from just over three to one in 1820 to over 70 to one in 1990.

But accommodating a higher volume of train traffic would require heavy construction, including changing the track configurations and widening rail tunnels. .

In the 1970s, the eastbound Circle line platform was taken out of use and the track layout was rearranged to remove the westbound Circle line track and widen the island platform.