When the line veers onto Roosevelt Avenue, the concrete is abruptly replaced by steel, and the train roars directly above traffic, interrupting sidewalk conversations for about 25 seconds at irregular intervals.
A common practice in railway transport is to use frequency of traffic interrupting failure of a line for characterising the condition of the infrastructure.
Ramp traffic can interrupt mainline traffic, and longer acceleration lane may provide longer interruption area.
Work on a permanent system for regulating traffic was interrupted by the Sept. 11 attacks, which reduced air traffic and destroyed the offices of La Guardia's operator, the aviation department of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, in the World Trade Center.
On the day of his funeral, cars lined the streets of the sleepy village where he and his family had lived, to the point where traffic was interrupted.
For security reasons, traffic was interrupted along the boulevard that runs alongside the camp, and the Stalingrad metro station was temporarily closed.
But each night at about 2 00 a.m., traffic is interrupted as the bridges open up and ships -- which were stacked up and waiting patiently all day -- motor through to begin their journeys through the Russian heartland.
When this traffic is interrupted, as in the shiverer mouse which bears a mutation in the myelin basic protein gene, the virus is unable to persist in the central nervous system.
Once colonized, the placenta acts as a nidus of infection for the mother resulting in massive reseeding of maternal organs, where Lm cannot be cleared until trafficking is interrupted by expulsion of the infected placental tissue.
Online Performers Group's office sits on the top floor of a putty-gray building in San Diego's Point Loma neighborhood, less than a mile from the airport; the roar of plane traffic frequently interrupts conversation.
