Sentence examples for double transit from inspiring English sources

This double transit was viewable along a narrow corridor in Central and Eastern Europe, and the space station was only crossing the sun for about a second.

Maybe we need to dismiss city workers, close L stops, double transit fares, cut garbage pickups and watch broken traffic lights flashing red before the body politic stops venting disproportionately about residential permit parking or, for that matter, Jay Cutler.

A Double Transit The transit of the sun by Venus on June 8 was a rare event, and was no doubt captured by thousands of people on film or videotape.

The linearized impact models proposed can be used to well describe the small-deflection responses for the system, based on 1-D wave propagations or the dependence of quasi-static band deflection on time if the impact duration is much longer than the double wave transit time for the band.

OTTAWA — Commuters were shocked and investigators were at a loss to explain why a double-decker transit bus drove past a warning light in Ottawa on Wednesday morning, crashed through safety barriers and plowed into a passenger train, killing six bus passengers and injuring 34 others.

Consequently, Measure M, the Forever Tax, effectively doubles the transit tax rate after Measure R expires, and brings the sales tax up to close to 10% throughout the County (and over 10% in certain areas).

The container segment alone will experience significant benefits; shippers could more than double their per-transit TEU load, using what will now be called Neo Panamax ships.

Aristotle would have predicted that the velocity of a rolling ball was constant: double its time in transit and you would double the distance it traversed.

In Maryland, Gov. Parris N. Glendening has killed five highway bypass projects, fearful that they would encourage sprawl, and pledged to double the number of transit riders by 2020.

More to the point, he said in a phone interview, mass transit could double the project's cost, and he added that the region could not afford more delays on an unsafe, deteriorating bridge that could cost $1 billion to maintain over the next decade.

First, the number of the cities that are installing and operating urban rail transit will double.