Due to the extremely rugged, mountainous nature of Southeastern Alaska, almost all communities ( with the exception of Hyder, Skagway, and Haines ) have no road connections outside of their locale, so aircraft and boats are the major means of transport.

It is accessible by paved road and is set aside as a nature preserve.

The entertaining and unpredictable nature of the stages, and the fact that the vehicles are in some cases closely related to road cars, means that the bigger events draw massive spectator interest, especially in Europe, Asia and Oceania.

A long-standing debate to determine the nature of a proposed high capacity road, that would link the port of Heysham to the M6 motorway with the intention of reducing traffic congestion in the city centre, is one of the most prominent issues in local politics today.

A small remaining piece of this open land, alongside the road, is now Kidbrooke Green Park, and adjacent to that, a small nature reserve managed by Greenwich Council.

The route enters Randolph Township, where the road becomes less commercial in nature and passes Randolph Lake, interchanging with County Route 617 ( Sussex Turnpike ).

Instead, the former road connecting Birdsboro to Robeson Township would be used formally as a nature trail, as it had been informally used since the time of the flood.

Most of the road from Queens to western Suffolk County has been obliterated by homes, other roads and structures, or has returned to nature.

The concept of " world line " is distinguished from the concept of " orbit " or " trajectory " ( such as an orbit in space or a trajectory of a truck on a road map ) by the time dimension, and typically encompasses a large area of spacetime wherein perceptually straight paths are recalculated to show their ( relatively ) more absolute position states — to reveal the nature of special relativity or gravitational interactions.

It is one of the most congested A-road routes in the country, with high volumes of traffic ( including HGVs ) using a road which is totally unsuitable for the volume and nature of traffic it carries The A628 through Mottram carries traffic from the A57 road linking Manchester through Glossop to Sheffield over the Snake Pass, another major Trans-Pennine route.

A road verge, ( also verge, boulevard, city grass, devil's strip, nature strip, parking strip, planting strip, sidewalk buffer, tree belt, tree lawn, utility strip, parkway etc.

These limits are more like speed limits than barriers at the end of the road: the rate at which renewable resources can renew themselves, the rate at which we can change from nonrenewable resources to renewable ones, and the rate at which nature can recycle our pollution.

In November 1974 Sheehan was badly injured in a two-car accident on a snowy mountain road in western Maryland, caused by an uninsured motorist whose driving behavior was arguably criminal in nature.

The clean content and audience focused nature of the ComedySportz show allows the most successful CSz groups to perform thousands of road shows for corporate, college, church, school and association clients each year ; most CSz groups also lead corporate teambuilding workshops.

Because of the windy nature of WV 34 and the proximity to the Putnam County line, the road actually passes through Putnam County, Kanawaha County and finally Jackson County, several times along the 21 mile length.

The neighbouring Pett Levels and Pools, and the Pannel Valley nature reserve are accessible via Winchelsea and Winchelsea Beach a few miles to the west, whilst Scotney Lake lies just off the Lydd road and the RSPB reserve at Dungeness lies a few miles further to the east with the Bird Observatory located in the old lighthouse.

Creech drew on her own background for many of the book's themes and images, including Sal's love of nature, her relationship with her mother, and the road trip to Idaho that frames the narrative.

The 1906 Act defined the nature of the cul-de-sac as a non-through road and restricted its length to.

Prior to the 20th century, agriculture and woodworking had been the main employment for villagers although work was often of a casual nature, supplemented by road mending and season fruit picking when orchards were commonplace.

The lake is split into two sections with one side used for water sports and the other side kept as a nature reserve with bird watching boxes on the north-west side of the dividing road, H5 Portway.

After passing under the A6117 road, the river enters Maun Valley Park, a local nature reserve covering, which includes water meadows and other wetland habitats.

In theory, this means that the rich people have access to highly inefficient technologies, medical treatments, and therapies ( that are prototypical in nature ) while the poor get access to these same products when they become more efficient and easier to manufacture several years down the road.

Improvements in transportation and the sudden evolving of trench warfare, with its siege-like nature during World War I in the 20th century, lengthened the duration of battles to days and weeks.

Due partly to the nature of the terrain and evolution in transportation systems, rail travel has suffered greatly at the hands of bus and air competition.

Ideally, these models would include all the different behaviors that are associated with transportation, including the complex policy questions that are more qualitative in nature.

Obviously, because of the nature of transportation this can ’ t be the case.

Eventually the railroad ceased operating as a form of public transportation, but the more rural nature of the county continued to draw residents away from the metropolitan areas in Jefferson County.

With over seventy locomotives that visitors can look at and climb aboard, the museum has the most complete collection of American rail power anywhere, and its collection of automobiles, buses, streetcars, aircraft, horse-drawn vehicles and river boat material reflects the ever-changing nature of transportation.

Because of the brittle nature of coal, coal dust can be created during mining, transportation, or by mechanically handling coal.

The location of manufacturing is affected by myriad economic and non-economic factors, such as the nature of the material inputs, the factors of production, the market and transportation costs.

Although it is difficult to evaluate precisely the effect of the market on the location of manufacturing activities, two considerations are involved: the nature of and demand for the product and transportation costs.

Commerce between Ohio and Kentucky could not continue unless some form of transportation was devised that did not bow to the whims of mother nature.

However, due to the hazardous nature of the material, HF acid is produced at very few locations, and transportation must be managed rigorously.

Subjects include cooking, sports, history, transportation and nature.

Many historians argue that the highly planned villages of early nineteenth century Ottawa Valley were a failure compared to villages and towns that sprang up in a more " organic " nature in response to such factors as proximity to transportation routes, natural resources, and quality farm land.

Crimes that are suitable for analysis are those that are predatory in nature and exercises some spatial decision-making process such as the area for hunting targets, travel routes, mode of transportation and even body dump sites.

AWPs, by their nature, are designed for temporary works and therefore frequently require transportation between sites, or simply around a single site ( often as part of the same job ).

Here at least explains, from the Classical viewpoint, its approximate method with a large amount of traditional rationality for its oeuvre heavily reliant on tradition to make conclusions ' as final decisions ' towards conclusions. Foucault uses a rather unusual method involving oeuvre de la obscure meaning the ' obscure ' is seen as the building block for human rationality functioning as norms which become familiar to people, giving the uninformed their ' view ' and ' truth ' of the world. The uninformed means the uninformed who have no direct access to policy decision making therefore condemning those who work into a continuous comatose ignorance producing this network of power systems creating what Marx called ' labour power ' which recreate and recycle a functioning society ( comparable to a living breathing organism ) and the population of producers who have no monetary resources and ownership of capital wealth ; ownership of mines, banks, transportation equipment and machinery, such as aeroplanes car manufacturers and industry and therefore are confined to the bottom of the hiercharchical pyramid, producing the problematization of a society comparable to Ants or Bees which inform evolutionary biology, for example of human nature. While inaccurate and now known to be scientifically flawed, nevertheless it remains ' true ' from the classical perspective as opposed to the working population who are not uneducated or illiterate a wall which can be pieced.

( This, and several other aspects of design and nature, may connect her to the character of the Taarakian Taarna in Heavy Metal, including her sword, hair color, and mode of transportation.

Most MPOs also establish a technical committee to act as an advisory body to the policy committee for transportation issues that primarily are technical in nature.

# evaluate alternatives: evaluate transportation alternatives, scaled to the size and complexity of the region, to the nature of its transportation issues, and to the realistically available options

The exacting competitive nature of the automotive industries and the essential need for continuous technological innovations for the same as well as the rapid developments in the transportation industries on one hand and the ever-pressing need for the production of the more advanced varieties of commercial vehicles on the other hand, have imposed the imperative necessity for the promotion of the quality and production controls which are to be well compatible with and in true conformity to the standards set for the same on the international scales.

These factors unite a range of bio-social causal forces, including production, communication, and transportation technologies ; the medical and public health infrastructures ; the specific pathogens involved and the nature of their interactions with human hosts ; and the pre-existing health status of patients.