Примеры quay

• It also hovers at an urban scale including the square, the quay and the lake.

• Being absent is also risky because drivers appointed by the port authorities will remove the cars from the quay.

• These drivers usually work under pressure of time, and their chief interest is to drive the cars from the quay as soon as possible.

• The estimated cost of development (the quay, the promenade, streets and parking places) was about 700,000 pounds.

• Originally built to serve ships, the scale of the quays is unsuitable for recreational pursuits.

• The quays of the basin could remain free of cars, because of the proposed parking garage typology.

• Special attention is to be given to the quays.

• From the eleventh century onwards the owners of the quays progressively extended them into the river, by more than 100 metres in the busiest neighbourhood.

• On the waterfront, a 25 m wide quay promenade, a road and a sidewalk and arches containing various shops would be built.

• A variety of public spaces were used: streets, courts, alleys, squares, quays.

• Items commonly placed under ' other purposes ' ranged widely and included parks and pleasure grounds, cemeteries, artisans' dwelling improvement schemes, public lighting, fire brigades, slaughterhouses and piers, docks and quays.

• Indeed, ships prefer to move to another quay, even to another harbor, rather than to wait in the quay if the quay crane is not instantaneously operational.

• Canals and buildings form urban pattern with townhouses on islands surrounded by water rather than treated as houses on a quay or villas behind a coastline.

• So, the nonproduction or unavailability cost of complex systems such as quay crane (indirect cost) is also important even more than the repairing cost (direct cost).

• Next, the car's front doors are pulled open, two or more persons jump hurriedly inside and drive the car off with spinning wheels from the quay.