Sentence examples for commuting destination from inspiring English sources
Commuting destination are assigned so to fit available commuting data.
Political and business leaders here say the growth of metropolitan Denver's population north toward Wyoming, which has no income tax, sharpens the business allure of Cheyenne as a commuting destination for more and more Coloradans, making the city a legitimate contender with Denver for the first time in generations and stirring those old dreams of greatness.
While this is a reasonable choice for assigning commuting destination, it is unclear whether this is the best choice for modeling the spatial spread of an epidemic through unstructured contacts.
This argument is criticized for not accounting numerous trade-offs, such as different commuting destinations of couples and multi-functional travels to various locations because people make shopping, take kids from school and so on [56, 57] and for neglecting imperfections on route because of road works, accidents and other hinders [58].
For driver who is working or is a student, the second most frequently visited destination (only lower than home) on weekdays is considered as his/her commute destination.
Increasing volumes of travel data for developed countries is becoming available, including origin-destination matrices for commuting obtained from census data, data from surveys and data from mobile phones [8], but much less is known for other parts of the world.
The closest thing Uber's stateside competitor Lyft has done is courting drivers by allowing them to set their own commute's destination so they can get paid for picking someone up along the way.
THE COMMUTE For commuters whose destination is Midtown, Short Line provides bus service, and New Jersey Transit operates passenger trains.
Both models consider commuting patterns - GLEaM integrates the commuting network among geographic census areas obtained from the Italian origin-destination commuting data, and the agent-based model integrates a synthetic commuting network among municipalities reproducing the statistics of commuters throughout the country from coarse-grained information on destination data.
A number of authors [3, 7, 9, 11, 14, 23, 41] explicitly mention intended fulfilment by referring to pre-existing travel routines [9], commuting trips [23] or delivery locations near the own destination [11].
