Sentences with phrase «branch line»

Lineages that change a lot end up as long - branch lines in an evolutionary tree.

During the Victorian railway boom the railways expanded, and by the turn of the century Shepparton was central to a large network of regional branch lines on the Toolamba — Echuca railway line — lines leading to Cobram, Nathalia, Dookie, Picola and Katamatite.

The spur runs along a couple of miles of a disused branch line from Southfleet before joining the main line to London.

Evolving out of his ongoing series of tabletop scenes of arrangements of potted plants and vases displaying cut flora, these new paintings each feature a rectilinear form with branching lines and geometric shapes reaching out and upward into the picture planes.

Think of Kinder Morgan's Trans - Mountain Pipeline from Edmonton to refineries and terminals in B.C. and Washington and branch lines carrying heartland oil to the Gulf Coast operated by Enbridge and ExxonMobil as small leaks in the great oil dam.

Fred and Ron Mannix's wealth can be traced back to a day in 1898 when their grandfather, Frederick S. Mannix, bought a team of horses and launched a business as an earth - moving contractor, building branch lines for the Canadian Pacific Railway in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Instead of a single chain, evolution proceeded along innumerable branching lines, most of them ending blindly in extinction.

In 2018, works on the Line, including branch lines to Dunkwa - Awaso - Nyinahin, will continue.

The Department would also impose significant reductions to rail services on the New Canaan, Danbury and Waterbury branch lines on the New Haven Line, and on Shore Line East.

For those of us who have followed the evolution of different routes, proposed branch lines, spurs and no end of theories on how best to create the best business case, the announcement yesterday by the Shadow Transport Secretary, Maria Eagle was significant.

During my inspection of this property, I found 10 HVAC branch lines that were rusted through and dumping heat into the crawl big time!

An exciting itinerary that should leave you plenty of time to explore both the quaint towns and beautiful scenery of this impressive English county starts in the seaside town of Torquay before travelling via the Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway along the 6.5 km Paignton and Kingswear branch line: spectacular views of the Torbay coastline are guaranteed.

Three branch lines extend from this main route, enabling visitors to explore Vietnam's inland towns and villages.

Take a train along the Moselle Valley to Bullay, then change onto a scenic branch line known as the Moselle Wine Train.

The toughest of all is the Elkhorn Coral, with is thick limestone branches lined to resist the buffeting.

The line runs through the preserved 1950s branch line station of Carrog, perfect for those wishing to get a taste of the traditional rail travel experience.

The class spent their lives working many of the minor branch lines on the former GWR system, particularly the South Wales valleys, and were fitted for auto train working.

Each of the New Plants paintings features a rectilinear form at the bottom of the canvas from which branching lines and geometric shapes reach upward and out.

In another piece, three green balls branch up through a Fibonacci progression and result in eleven, the airbrushed red branch lines appear to glow with radiant energy.

This valve is normally installed on either the main sewer line where the sanitary sewer exits the house or on various branch line locations to prevent sanitary sewer backup.

All ten of the rovibrational C2H2 transitions expected in our spectral coverage, are detected with high S / N, yielding continuous coverage of the R - branch lines from J = 9 - 8 to J = 18 - 17, including both ortho and para species.

By way of illustrating how efficiency and service sometimes clash, May recalls a branch line in Alberta, on which CN served four companies with a 120 - car train.

The Orthodox Russian Church maintained several rolling chapels so that parishoners along the Trans - Siberian rail track, and branch lines, could periodically attend a legal (Canon law, not state law) service.

The cold dishes included tomatoes stuffed with pungent garlic cheese, spicy Korean carrot salad from the Russian Far East, and spicy Mongolian beef salad representing a branch line of the railroad that runs through Mongolia.

The creation of a standard gauge railway to Juba in South Sudan, with a branch line to Ethiopia, at a cost of over $ 7 billion (Sh595 billion).

Any direct link to Britain's only hub airport at Heathrow would have to wait until the 2030s at the earliest and this would be a branch line and then possibly at a later date a loop line.

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The etchings belong to the group of Manipulations (2006) and the Branching Line (1990) and present a rare opportunity to own this artist's work.

The etchings belong to the group of Manipulations (2006) and the Branching Line (1990) and present a rare opportunity to own this artists work.

In a piece in The Engineer, the team stressed the fact that while it may be difficult to install a system like this powerful enough for high speed passenger trains, it may make sense for applications such as trams or branch lines, which have lower power needs.

It may, as does the Rechtwijzer, incorporate online mediation but, procedurally, we are dealing with the main line — not an infinite variety of branch lines.