Sentence examples for weekday population from inspiring English sources

The 608,000 weekday population rise represents a 8 percent gain — far smaller, though, than the double-digit increases recorded in some Southern and Western cities, including Houston, Dallas and San Diego.

Over all, the net gain in people due to commuting swells New York City's weekday population by about 608,000, or nearly as many people as live in Baltimore.

It's a university town of a sleepy disposition during weekdays and a population that is amongst the friendliest and most welcoming of any urban landscape I've experienced in the US.

Chiyoda, the downtown ward where the ordinance went into effect this fall, has only 40,000 residents, but weekday commuters swell the population to a million.

This paper uses a population-based prospective survey of mixing patterns in eight European countries to study the relative change in the basic reproduction number (R0 - the average number of secondary cases from a typical primary case in a fully susceptible population) on weekdays versus weekends and during regular versus holiday periods.

Paul metropolitan area during a weekday when most of the population is at work.

Our Lady of Victory offers six Masses each weekday and confessions for the large population of office workers in the Financial District.

Regarding the influence of day type on crashes, it may be related to the different vehicle compositions and driver populations between holiday and weekday, while such influence needs a further study to investigate vehicle behaviors at merge segment.

The Square Mile remains an autonomous jurisdiction within its historic boundaries, with its own police force and a complete range of municipal services attending to the needs of its relatively small resident population and a vastly larger weekday working population.

Weekend backups now rival weekday rush hours as the island's population, which has more than doubled in the last four decades to nearly 500,000, continues to grow.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Population distribution in a typical weekday from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.