Sentence examples for a common transit from inspiring English sources

The boat that capsized on Tuesday was sailing from the port of Cilacap along the coast to Kupang in West Timor province, a common transit point used by people-smugglers.

Turkey is, among other things, a common transit point for people seeking to go to Syria.

The transit circle was capable of determining both right ascension and declination of a star, unlike the more simple and common transit instrument that can only determine the right ascension.

With its position on the southeastern flank of the European Union, Greece has long been the most common transit country for impoverished migrants from Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

Mr Abbott's conservative government has deployed naval vessels to intercept asylum boats in the Indian Ocean and send them back to Indonesia, the most common transit country for people trying to reach Australia from south Asia and the Middle East.

As is shown in Figure 3, we noticed for common transit times, the fluorescence lifetime when under 20 ns (absolute error <0.7 ns) can be very well represented by FPD values, but becomes inaccurate when the fluorescence lifetime is longer.

The most common transits are those of Mercury, which usually happen every few years, most recently in 2006 and 2010.

The free passes and the salary increase in the face of fare and toll increases simply reinforce a common perception among transit riders that the leadership of the authority is out of touch with its customers, transit advocates say.

Those three cities should remain part of the Fifth District, Mr. Maloney said, because they are part of the Interstate 84 corridor and share a common labor market, transit links and even radio stations.

("The furniture is assembled from a 'kit of parts,' " a press release reads. "This component-based approach also gives the furniture a family identity and creates a common language across the transit system").

The putative TP sequence that follows is rich in the hydroxylated amino acids serine and threonine, which are known to be a common feature for chloroplast transit peptides in several organisms with primary or secondary plastids [23].