"bus rate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the fare of a bus, or an increase or decrease in the fare. For example, "The bus rate is going up next week."
As in the United States, multiple airlines (which in Brazil include TAM, Avianca, Gol, Webjet and Azul) compete bitterly over domestic routes, often slashing prices below bus rates if you reserve well in advance.
Fig. 5 Configuration and communication topology of DBESS Table 1 System parameters Parameters value Line resistance Rline1 0.5 Rline2 0.8 Rline3 0.9 BESU type Lead-acid battery Rated voltage (V) 24 Rated capacity (Ah) 5 DC bus Rated voltage (V) 48.
Considering the total end-to-end delay results of especially remote CAN messages for above 40 kbit/s bus rates, effect of the designed WIU is proved not causing to exceed the required arrival time deadline set by the SAE Benchmark.
Bus rates will generally not increase as departure approaches, and should be less than 100 euros ($140 U.S. Dollars).
In both Europe and other continents, the main research stream focused on risk factors related to bus accident rates and injury rates.
That was the first of three serious attempts in a month to commandeer a Greyhound bus, a rate far beyond the norm, though neither the company nor anyone else sees a clear reason for it.
For each medium, the user defines a DMA set up time and a bus data rate.
His manifesto also includes plans to set a flat bus fare rate of £1.50 and to freeze council tax for a third year.
Realistic bus transfer rates along with actual DRAM write/read rates in implementation will be considered to determine the degradation to this 500 MB/s upper limit.
To estimate the minute ventilation during commuting by bicycle, car, and bus, heart rates of the participants were recorded during commuting using Polar RS400 heart rate monitors (Polar Electro, Kempele, Finland).
