Sentence examples for developing rail from inspiring English sources
True enough, but the far more compelling case for developing rail could have been made last Sept. 10, when Americans complained about the paralyzing congestion at airports.
The developing rail links for oil sands range across Canada and over the border from the Gulf Coast to Washington and California.
It is hoped that this data may be of use to those developing rail simulations or more widely trying to understand railway performance in more detail.
In its literature, SEA underscores a new "business approach" to developing rail travel.
By using street district-level GIS data, we especially look into how the rapidly developing rail transit system affects the job housing spatial relation.
"We'll end up with a bottleneck if we're not careful". In its literature, SEA underscores a new "business approach" to developing rail travel.
Correction: September 6 , 2001 Thursday An article in Circuits last Thursday about the use of linear induction motors in a roller coaster referred incorrectly to efforts to develop rail and transit systems using such motors.
Like many outside of governmental transportation planning in the United States, Mr. Bartels is baffled as to why so little has been done to develop rail alternatives to short-distance flying.
What we need is a Manhattan Project to develop rail, bus, trolley, light rail and all variations of mass transit that get us away from the one-person-one-car habit forced upon the American public for the last five decades, the real cause of addiction to foreign oil.
China just surpassed the U.S. with the world's fastest supercomputer, has a 220-mph rail line that is the fastest in the world, and has broken ground on a rail network almost four times larger than the next most developed rail country, France.
IDIES seed funding enabled Ben's team to develop Rail-RNA, a software tool that enables scientists, including those with limited computational resources and expertise, to execute a uniform, splicing-aware, annotation-agnostic analysis of many RNA sequencing datasets.
