Sentence examples for development in transport from inspiring English sources

There has been insufficient investment in research and development, in transport infrastructure, in superfast broadband and in housing.

So governments could see development in transport or ICT as the low-hanging fruit – projects they can fund using existing budgets or through established donor relationships in order to attract investment into the energy sector.

Now magnesium alloy is the light metal materials of structural in engineering application, it has a wide potential of application and development in transport, communication equipment, aerospace and other fields.

While intriguing, the 'peak car' phenomenon, especially in the countries already experiencing it, is likely to be a short lived phenomenon due to an imminent development in transport technology, which will mark the next transport revolution.1 This new technology is the Autonomous Vehicle (AV), also known as the self-driven or driverless car.

There have been similar developments in transport networks many times since, be they railways, roads or telephone systems.

The current global crisis and other socio-economic and political events highlight the need for a better understanding of future (medium/long term) developments in transport and logistics systems and networks worldwide in a context of sustainability.

The objective of this study is the quantitative analysis of recent developments in transport activity of the main Greek ports (Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Patra), in order to establish clusters of various transport load and time groups of growth and decline of the transport activity, regarding the period 2002 2010.

The objective of this research is the quantitative analysis of recent developments in transport activity of the main passenger and freight ports of Greece, such as Piraeus, Thessaloniki and Patra, with the use of cluster configuration (cluster analysis) and taxonomic analysis of both the freight and time groups.

In this context, it is of a great importance the development of organization and locational nodal infrastructure of maritime transport, especially in countries like Greece, which have acknowledged to a large extent their development evolution, in shipping and maritime transport, and also rely for their present and future activity on the exploitation of this sector's opportunities.

The road traffic systems, travel patterns and other traffic characteristics are different for each country due to differences in geometric patterns of a country, available transport facilities for commuters, rate of development in the transport sector and so on.

For practitioners this paper provides useful input on future ICT development in the transport field.