Sentence examples for convert transport from inspiring English sources

But this also had a darker side as the technology necessary to convert transport aircraft into long-range bombers was minimal.

They typically function by operating on the fields applied to them to convert, transport, or store energy from applied chemical, electrical, mechanical, or thermal conditions.

Scenarios that are connected by linked inputs and outputs can be composed to form larger blocks of the metabolic network, spanning processes that convert transported nutrients into biomass components.

Lins said the switch to green energy needed to speed up and, crucially, start converting transport, heating and cooling to renewable sources.

Last year, 13 cities received subsidies to convert public transport to clean energy vehicles, and plans call for 500,000 as all-electric battery vehicles or plug-in hybrids by 2011.

This result support the earlier suggestion that alanine is transported from the surrounding vegetative cells into the heterocysts [ 47], where alanine dehydrogenase would convert the transported alanine into pyruvate and thus provide the heterocyst metabolism with reducing equivalents.

The flux-form incremental remapping transport scheme introduced by Dukowicz and Baumgardner [1] converts the transport problem into a remapping problem.

In 1948, after ferrying planes and parts from Czechoslovakia for the nascent Israeli Air Force, Nathan bombarded Galilee villages and the Egyptian army from a converted DC3 transport plane.

In addition to broadcasts over Afghanistan from converted C130 transport planes the frequencies used by Kandahar for its 'Radio Shariat' are being jammed.

And the Navy, after a crash development program, has moved a converted amphibious transport and docking ship, the Ponce, into the Persian Gulf to serve as the Pentagon's first floating staging base for military operations or humanitarian assistance.

But he won't get caught again: he now captains a car carrier converted to transport tens of thousands of goats from Somalia bound for Mecca; smelly, yet somehow sacred.