"commuting method" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the way someone travels to and from work or school on a regular basis. Example: My preferred commuting method is taking the train because it saves me time and allows me to catch up on work during my commute.
Coffel [3] found that the satisfaction level of public transit customers has a significant influence on whether they choose public transit as their primary commute method.
A drawback of both the PET and single photon emission commuted tomography methods is that the isotopes have short half-lives, making long-term tracking impractical.
In these cases, our method commutes to efficiently perform the direct computation of the DFT N or an efficient recursive alternative (via performing the 2BF filtering technique).
The predominant method of commuting was driving alone in own car, accounting for 81.5% of commuting trips, followed by 11.2% who were carpoolers and 7.4% who used other methods or worked from home.
The huge orange boats are featured as insiders' tips in many a New York City guidebook but are also a method of commuting for around 53,000 Staten Island residents each day.
As the program becomes a more popular method of commuting, the workday leaves some areas bereft of bikes, making it more difficult for those with reverse or off-hour commutes to participate in the program.
Fortunately, Yirong Liu and Jibin Li [21] found that there always exists a formal inverse integrating factor for three-order nilpotent critical points in 2009, and they gave a new definition of the focal values under the generalized triangle polar coordinates and the method of commuting Lyapunov constants using the inverse integral factors for the three-order nilpotent critical point.
These methods include better conditioned commuting matrices and higher order methods.
(5 - 6) is essentially the same as generating the count c i from a binomial distribution Bin(n i, ), where (7) The above two methods for incorporating commuting in simulation differ slightly from the method employed by Buckeridge [ 4].
