Sentence examples for width of the track from inspiring English sources

The total mileage of the proposed lines is 330 miles, and the width of the track and associated lineside varies between 27m and 57m.

5.45pm Lidar defeated by 66-1 SiTenantTenant On a day of shocks there is another in the last as Lidar is just pipped by Sitting Tenant, the principals split by the width of the track.

The daunting width of the track caused Shalaa to drift left after hitting the front, but Havlin coped well to steer the colt to a one-length defeat of Steady Pace.

"There's nothing we can do about it – if we're drawn 20, we'll just have to pick our spot, because you can't try to come across the whole width of the track, as Bankable proved last year".

"On the one hand, the many low-speed corners require high downforce, but on the other, the extraordinary width of the track encourages overtaking and this means you can't disregard the need for top-speed".

Kiyoshi's antics, in winning the Albany Stakes at Royal Ascot despite hanging across the width of the track, and finishing a demoted third behind Rizeena for a barging match in the Moyglare Stud Stakes at the Curragh, give rise to greater doubts.

Using the measurements of the width of the tracks, Martin calculated the height of the S.S. officer on the ramp, and he was 1.75 metres tall.

But the eggs and the width of the tracks, more than six feet across, were later determined to be from a leatherback.

The railway model is developed in this work to be versatile so that it can account or discard the effect of load correlations on the two rails beside the effects of variation of the tractions across the width of the track-ground interface and the vehicle sprung mass, as well as the roll motion of the sleepers and the axle.

Clues from the damage, says structural engineer and meteorologist Timothy Marshall of Haag Engineering in Dallas, Texas, have helped researchers to determine the width of the tracks, the speed of the winds, and the precise path of the twisters.

And judging by the width of the tracks, Whyte thinks the animal towered over its compatriots: It was about 1 meter wide and 1.6 meters long, while land creatures at that time were smaller than today's house cats.