10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MOVING PAVEMENT»
Discover the use of
moving pavement in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
moving pavement and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Automated
Pavement Distress Collection Techniques
“Instead of shooting one frame at a time, the film used in LTPP is continuously
exposed to a moving pavement surface, forming a contiguous image of pavement
. In order to control illumination to guarantee image quality, shooting is normally ...
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Routledge Dictionnaire Technique Anglais
TRANSPORT moving pavement (BrE). moving sidewalk (AmE): - roulant articulé
m TRANSPORT articulated-type moving pavement (BrE). articulated-type moving
sidewalk (AmE); - roulant à bande continue m TRANSPORT bel t- type moving ...
Yet another staple of the science fiction view of the future can now be ordered
from a reputable manufacturer — the high-speed moving pavement or beltway.
Working with the Battelle Institute in Geneva, Dunlop has produced a design and
a ...
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Movement in Cities: Spatial Perspectives On Urban Transport ...
Moving pavement: The demand for many short-distance movements in central
areas need not only be met by new intermediate-scale rapid~transit networks but
may be adequately provided for by passenger—conveyor or moving-pavement ...
P.W. Daniels, A.M. Warnes, 2013
Despite that, the air was refreshing rather than freezing, and there wasn't a
breeze blowing. Benny slipped her sunglasses on. She spotted the moving
pavement and crossed Central Plaza to join it. There would be a network of these
in the city ...
Lance Parkin, Mark Clapham, 1998
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Routledge French Technical Dictionary Dictionnaire technique ...
... cabin-type: ~ moving pavement n (BrE) (cf cabin-type moving sidewalk)
TRANSP trottoir roulant a cabines m; ~ moving sidewalk n (AmE) (cfcabin-type
moving pavement) TRANSP trottoir roulant a cabines m cable n COMP, ELEC
conductor, ...
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Future Transport in Cities
Study made in 1975 for a moving pavement system to run elevated along the
pedestrian deck. View along the enclosed tube which rampsdown to deck level
ateither end. 8.10 Cross section through tube showing supporting structure, ...
Blues, reds and greens have all been carefully balanced to give you — at last —
fluorescent lighting that is true to all colours. BRITAIN'S FIRST MOVING
PAVEMENT Instead of struggling along a crowded 300 foot subway, passengers
now ...
Figure 5 Ames' "Revolving stairs" patented in 1859 [12] [Reproduced from
ARCHITECTURAL RECORD, July 1956, copyright McGraw-Hill Inc. Speer's
moving pavement In 1874, an American engineer by the name of Speer put
forward very ...
J. M. Tough, C. A. O'Flaherty, 1971
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The Haunted Gallery: Painting, Photography, Film C.1900
The Paris 1900 Exposition Universelle not only boasted the biggest great wheel
ever built but also unveiled the first escalator and a moving pavement. In fact it
specialised in novel forms of technology for the slow transportation of large ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MOVING PAVEMENT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
moving pavement is used in the context of the following news items.
Coffee Is Cycling's New Performance-Enhancing Drug
... problems of the past forge ahead in search of the thrill manifested in the sound of whirring rubber tires traveling over fast-moving pavement. «Eater, Jun 15»
Sandwich Woman: Kate falls for the Polish builder
Before you know it, you're on a moving pavement to a wheelchair-access bungalow in a sheltered community wearing incontinence pants. «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 14»
A vision of what the square outside the Council House could look …
For who could forget Jerde's Egg Library; the revolving glitterballs for Broadgate or the moving pavement from the station to the city centre? «Coventry Telegraph, Sep 13»
Where the Future Came From: A Trip Through the 1893 Chicago …
The first line of belts was to run at a slow velocity, say 3 miles per hour, and upon this slow belt of moving pavement, passengers were expected ... «Gizmodo India, Jul 13»
Answer Girl: What goes up must come down except, apparently, in …
... walkways," but can also be called "moving pavement," "moving sidewalks," "walkalators," "travelators," or - my personal favorite - "slidewalks.". «Casper Star-Tribune Online, Jul 12»
Are we dangerous drivers — or are we just rude?
The problem, of course, is that there's another driver behind him, and maybe he doesn't want to yield the little stretch of moving pavement you ... «Dallas Morning News, Mar 12»
Bad English, bad patois, bad driving
The high volume of pedestrian traffic between Cross Roads and Heroes Circle justifies a covered, moving pavement down Marescaux Road. «Jamaica Observer, Jan 12»
Moving Sidewalks Before The Jetsons
The first line of belts was to run at a slow velocity, say 3 miles per hour, and upon this slow belt of moving pavement, passengers were expected ... «Smithsonian, Jan 12»
More women are switching gears, from the safety of cars to the …
Until she's flying, nothing between her boots and swiftly moving pavement but a small foot-peg. Tona, who commutes from her home in the ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Oct 05»
