Sentence examples for continuity of transport from inspiring English sources
The interviews suggest that all decision-makers underestimated the functional consequences of the event, such as how long the disturbance would last, the extent of the network affected, and the difficulties encountered in ensuring the best possible continuity of transport despite the disruption of the network.
To avoid jeopardising the continuity of transport services, we need a legal protection procedure that will quickly produce conclusive results.
In order to explain these relationships we investigate a condition for continuity of net sediment transport throughout the estuary, corresponding to morphodynamic equilibrium.
During the September 11th attacks, the Bush Administration activated a "continuity of government" plan, transporting selected federal workers by helicopter and bus to fortified locations, but, after years of disuse, computers and other equipment in the bunkers were out of date.
Consequently, more ice is formed in polynyas along the coast16 and hence, more ice17 and potentially more ice-rafted material is advected from the Siberian Shelf Seas to the central Arctic Ocean and Fram Strait (Fig. 1c).18 expect that continued fall and winter ice production coupled with higher ice velocities are likely to ensure continuity of the long-range transport.
Quantitative research between mobility and the area of polycrystalline regions revealed the dependence of transport ability on the continuity and uniformity of the crystalline phase.
The Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) equations of continuity and momentum transport for an incompressible fluid can be presented with following equations.
Three lines of evidence (kinetic, morphological, and computational) converge to support the notion of continuity-based transport.
This resulted in a checklist that is a framework to guide ICU physicians and nurses through intra-hospital transport and provides continuity of care to enhance patient safety.
In this paper, we have derived a system of transport equations for the shock strength and the induced continuity.
