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Now there is enough space to keep an empty run between most of the occupied ones.

For example, the current reflection on road cabotage6 will also consider how to further reduce empty runs.

It had been a stroke of luck and turned what might have been an empty run into a profit.

However, there seems to be large support for the approach to link cabotage to an international journey, hence to avoid empty runs.

If you are in doubt, try an empty run with -dummy (keeps the laser switched off).

The traffic planner can take decisions that utilise the entire vehicle fleet and minimise empty runs.

Empty Runs Surely, to play without pitching and defense makes for a cruel, empty enterprise.

To avoid empty runs or excess waits, several services exist that operate exclusively inside Switzerland:

This led to an empty run (every fourth day for any given trainset) from Zürich to Basel.

And of late, there has not even been the spasm of empty runs the Mets specialized in early in the season.

It's a sweaty hike to get up it but the rewards are immense - long empty runs where gravity helps you float through pillowy powder.

The multilateral character of the licences also serves to rationalise the use of vehicles by reducing the number of empty runs.

In conventional tankers, which log half their miles without a cargo, the oil tanks must be filled with water for the empty run, to stabilize the ship.

Such a system gives hauliers an incentive to use configurations with lower axle weights, to reduce empty runs or, in some cases to use combined transport.

With late-rising skiers finally filling the St. Anton slopes, we headed through a ski tunnel under the road for the comparatively empty runs in Stuben.

The next day, at a place called Soldeu-El Tarter, it was more of the same - long, empty runs, low-speed chairlift rides beneath a cornflower sky.

Consolidated distribution in urban areas and zones with access regulations is possible but requires efficient planning of the routes to avoid empty runs or unnecessary driving and parking.

The clues were everywhere, from Geilo's vital statistics - 39 downhill slopes versus 350 miles of cross-country trails - to the resort's empty runs and queueless lifts.

When the famous Sierra winds blow during a big snow and other resorts close their lifts, you can count on the nine often empty runs on Northstar’s sheltered backside.

With non-positive reviews and a half empty run at the Dylan Thomas Theatre the show was transferred to the A garden Shed for a one-off final performance.

The number of miles driven can be reduced by preventing empty runs, by shortening the distances between the different processing stages as much as possible and by higher loading factors.

Cheeks reddened from whipping down the nearly empty runs, skiers and snowboarders will quickly realize that there is a benefit to hitting the slopes in a town that encourages non-skiing.

He had enough control and time to take such chances, for midway in flight he could spot empty runs upon which to land, and sail to them faultlessly to resume the gallop.

The first way to customize what a thread does when it is running is to subclass Thread (itself a Runnable object) and override its empty run method so that it does something.

Empty runs had been smoothed by new grooming machines - the same kind the Muellers use in the Northeast and which, Ethan Mueller said, do a better job of keeping high-traffic areas from becoming icy.