Sentence examples for develop transit from inspiring English sources

Re "Team Chosen for Project to Develop Transit Hub" (news article, July 18): Although it's good to know that the James A. Farley Post Office is finally being transformed into the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Train Station, it is disappointing to see David Childs's dramatic reinterpretation of Charles McKim's wondrous concourse roof being replaced by a design that appears to be both timid and banal.

A fundamental requirement for bus priority policy is to develop transit flow assignment models in the multimode network.

Land use design could be sensitive to transit needs to develop "transit corridors" divided by 0.4 0.8 km from the automobile networks, in order to separate the automobile oriented land-use from the transit oriented land-use.

This paper analyzes the strategic transit network plan for the Tel Aviv metropolitan area, using graph theory and other recently developed transit network measures.

As part of the government's funding package, £35m will be used to develop "science transit" public transport links between research centres and improvements to the A40.

The ride-hailing giant on Wednesday announced a "Space Act Agreement" with NASA, where the government agency will collaborate on the uberAIR program — an initiative to develop a transit network of all-electric unmanned aerial vehicles that use vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) technology.

Even after negative sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLNB) for primary melanoma, patients who develop in-transit (IT) melanoma or local recurrences (LR) can have subclinical regional lymph node involvement.

Approximately 5 8% of melanoma patients will develop in-transit metastases (IT-mets).

1 In 5 8% of cases, melanoma patients will develop in-transit metastasis (IT-mets).

Indeed, it is known that primary melanoma tumors often develop in-transit metastasis in the direction of lymph flow.

Transit advocates said they feared that the governor might undo New Jersey's progressive stance on developing mass transit systems, which had been "nationally recognized," said Kate Slevin, the executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, which promotes public transit.