When planning the construction of the railway, provision was made for upgrading the line to main-line standards, with a ruling gradient of 1-in-100 ( 1 % ), and only gentle curves.
32.
The passenger traffic was limited over the years to about six pairs of trains a day on the G�strow Plaaz Rostock route and the line speed remained at branch line standards.
33.
The line was upgraded, doubled and the stations rebuilt to main-line standards, allowing a through Baker Street to service from 1 January 1897, calling at a new station at, a rebuilt, and.
34.
The line was constructed to full main line standards ( not as a Light Railway line like the Sidmouth Railway ) with 82 lb / yd steel rails and creosoted softwood sleepers.
35.
"Our extensive records show that all maintenance work in the area has been carried out fully in accordance with group and line standards, " said the company in a statement issued Saturday night.
36.
The international prototype would also be a " line standard "; that is, the metre was defined as the distance between two lines marked on the bar, so avoiding the wear problems of end standards.
37.
Interiors were somewhat more luxurious than the Dodge Charger SE and much more than the top-line standard intermediates ( Plymouth Fury, Dodge Coronet ) with a velour cloth notchback bench seat and folding armrest standard.
38.
The international prototype would also be a " line standard ", that is the metre was defined as the distance between two lines marked on the bar, so avoiding the wear problems of end standards.
39.
Transmissions began on December 21, 1952 using the 625-line standard developed in the Soviet Union in 1944, although at that time there were probably no more than 75 television receivers capable of receiving the programming.
40.
"We did not create a bright-line standard that establishes a certain percentage or number of loans in a certain category to generate a rating, " said Steve Cross, the deputy comptroller for community and consumer policy.
