Sentence examples for area of passenger from inspiring English sources

The study aims to maximize the total passenger number together with providing user satisfaction while designing interior area of passenger coaches.

In the area of passenger support, the jet age excelled in the ticketing process and in the creation of large terminals, but in the view of many experienced travelers it regressed in the area of onboard comfort.

NNA absorbed on filter paper = 5 ng/cm− 2 Area of passenger's hand = 160 cm 2 One firm handplant on the dashboard could conceivably pick up 5 × 160 = 800 ng NNA, assuming all the NNA on the dashboard is picked up by the hand Assume the hand is wiped across a 1-m swath of the dash.

Indeed, one of the strongest areas of passenger growth at Eurostar has been the number of American leisure and business travelers using our trains -- up over 50percentt in the last six months.

In addition to receiving IOSA IATA Operational Safety Auditt) certification, EVA Air in 1997 achieved simultaneous official ISO 9002 certification in the areas of Passenger, Cargo, and Maintenance Services.

Essentially, focusing a personal air supply into the breathing area of the passenger works on the principle of individual seat ventilation, with the air supply and exhaust nozzles built into the back of the seat ahead.

A spokesman said: "We have also increased the number of services running in Wales where possible in areas of high passenger demand in response to growing passenger numbers.

Because of population and economic growth and the lack of effective public transportation in the Los Angeles area, the amount of passenger traffic and of goods being moved through this region is projected to increase substantially in the next decade (California Environmental Protection Agency 2006).

Pier 11/2, which owes its name to the custom of using only odd numbers on piers west of the Ferry Building (the building is between Piers 1 and 3), originated as a lounge and boarding area for passengers of paddle-wheeled craft that shuttled between San Francisco and Sacramento decades ago.

"We found that direct disease transmission outside of the one-meter area of an infected passenger is unlikely," said Howard Weiss, a professor in the school of mathematics at the Georgia Institute of Technology and one of the study's authors.

The deputy saw on the video a "flash" in the area of the Prius' passenger window.