Sentence examples for traffic current from inspiring English sources
The forces come from variation in traffic, current, temperature, waves, weight of water, weight of concrete, growth on the tunnel, wear of asphalt, dust and debris, relaxation of prestress and shrinkage and creep in the concrete.
Moreover, in terms of intracellular trafficking, current data argues for the transport to acidic early endosomal compartments with cytosolic release mediated via retrograde delivery through the Golgi apparatus and the endoplasmic reticulum.
From Nigeria's Chibok girls kidnapped from their school by Boko Haram, to the earthquake-hit communities of Nepal and the refugee camps of the Middle East, Africa and the Afghan-Pakistan border, millions of boys and girls are condemned to child marriage, child labor or are caught in the human trafficking current.
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday that regulators had limited power over Web traffic under current law.
They use MSN Direct to get real-time traffic information, current gas prices and movie times in your area for an annual fee of about $50.
A Eurotunnel spokesman denied the charges were excessive, saying: "Far from preventing growth in traffic, the current regime already enables Eurostar to operate profitably.
So they traditionally cannot obtain, for example, live two-way traffic updates, current weather conditions or new information about nearby gas stations or restaurants.
Gravesham Friends of the Earth has raised concerns over traffic worsening current congestion on the Dartford Crossing and the A2.
In this article we present the high level architecture of Open Traffic, its current status, and a first application with the implementation of the micro simulation model MOTUS.
The new focus on social entertainment means Myspace will attract a different kind of user and initially less traffic, say current News Corp and Myspace executives.
The association between truck traffic and current severe wheeze for Tembisa was stronger than that of the overall sample.
