Príklady vehicular

• The government banned almost all vehicular travel between cities and towns in the area.

• There is no vehicular traffic allowed on the island, only bikes, horses, and donkeys.

• He pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and was sentenced to four years in prison.

• People park their vehicles on the road, which blocks the flow of vehicular and pedestrian travel.

• Vehicular emissions include a number of pollutants with varying health and other impacts.

• Vehicular -ows were increasing fast, hence the repetition of the earlier call for a central ring road to relieve congestion for through traf®c.

• Second, we will present linguistic analysis of some of these vehicular solutions.

• Vehicular traffic laws serve the same purpose in human societies.

• A prioritization of pollutants is necessary in any programme to control vehicular air pollution.

• He adopts several techniques, including "mimetic cliché", vehicular matching, and homogenized convention (and at times a combination of all three).

• This is mainly because of the low cost of improving technology and of maintaining the vehicular fleet.

• Whether the connection is vehicular, electronic or synthetic, they all reference an accelerated situation which had not existed before the close of the nineteenth century.

• Vehicular and foot patrols of armed soldiers moved up and down the streets and alleys twenty-four hours a day.

• There was a further weakness: the wide avenues were receptive to vehicular traffic but caused trouble to pedestrians, especially in the circuses.

• Moreover, many are artificial in a real sense since they mostly involve vehicular motion.

• To refer to vehicular travel as artificial begs the definition of the term.

• There is a clear separation between vehicular and pedestrian movement.

• You hear a cinematic sense of recorded space, and narratives built around obsessive love, unbridgeable separation, and violent death - usually vehicular.

• For example, disturbed areas by vehicular or foot traffic or eroded or highly washed areas that do not represent the overall surface of the system being evaluated should be avoided.