Sentence examples for appropriate transit from inspiring English sources

All are eligible for appropriate transit subsidies.

Finally, we use several numerical examples to illustrate the theoretical results and their practical implications for the transit operator to design appropriate transit schemes in a dynamic transportation environment.

He said, for example, that proposed stops for the new system should be located where there might be land use changes that would be appropriate for transit, like new housing or office developments.

The distinctive characteristic of the proposed tool is the incorporation of bus riders' cognition, information processing, and decision-making process during their search for an appropriate bus transit travel plan.

Perone and Volinski [10] found that while a fare-free policy is appropriate for smaller transit systems, it does not have the same effect for larger transit systems in major urban areas.

The museum told Cambodian officials in a letter last month that it hoped to send the objects as soon as "appropriate arrangements for transit can be mutually established".

Finally, the presented approach is applied to find an appropriate plan to transit hazardous materials in Khorasan roads network using annual data of accidents.

Temperature data loggers were included within shipments to document appropriate temperature in transit.

1. Homeland Security Vote on a $31.9 billion spending plan for Homeland Security in the 2006 fiscal year that appropriates $100 million for transit security, which is $50 million less than in this year's budget.

In the future cargo units including reefers may easily shift transport modes and be monitored during transit with appropriate measures in place to mitigate such events as power failure.' Q9 'At present, rail wagons have no electrical connection with the locomotives and cannot therefore provide the carriers with power.

In our previous work [[3]], we have demonstrated the VM transition and workload reallocation approach that can actively transit VMs to appropriate VM sizes for varied workloads, called TARGO.