Sentence examples for development of bus from inspiring English sources

The port's importance declined with the opening of a rail line between Matsuyama and Takamatsu (stopping at Kotohira) in 1889 and with the subsequent development of bus and then air service linking Kotohira with major cities.

Development of bus transport system management schemes to avoid bus bunching and improve performance are of high importance, and has thus been the focus of many works in the public transport systems literature.

This approach is not scalable, hence more effort has been put recently in the development of bus-based multi-core ECUs [2] or even ECUs whose multiple cores are connected with on-chip networks [3], capable of realising a number of ever more sophisticated functionalities in one chip.

This focus on the broader determinants of health has also been reported in other health assessments with the development of new bus routes following such a survey in Edinburgh [ 11].

Despite the growing popularity of bus rapid transit (BRT), little is known about its impacts on land development.

In September 2009, Johnson told the Green party's Jenny Jones: "I imagine the cost of the development of the new bus will be borne by the industry".

By early 2010, £11m had been earmarked for the development of the new bus covering mock-ups, testing, a prototype and the first five production models.

We report on the actual industrial use of formal methods during the development of a software bus.

The CNES is responsible for the launch and the development of the satellite bus and the satellite ground segment, while the research institute manages the development of the payload and the payload ground segment.

This paper addresses the development of an enterprise service bus (ESB) to grant the operation of GVC.

Reading attitudes are assumed to be vitally important because they are likely to influence students' reading behavior e.g., the amount and breadth of reading and facilitate the development of reading competencies (Mol and Bus 2011; Sainsbury and Schagen 2004; Wigfield and Guthrie 1997).