Sentence examples for early transit from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong is a frequent early transit point on these long, sometimes circuitous journeys.

The Eighth and Ninth Rails (Vertical Rails) These rails run vertically from the floor of the track and were installed because early transit engineers were unsure if it was better for a subway car to move horizontally through the tunnel or perpendicular to the ground and straight into the ceiling.

b Early transit of the fluorescein angiogram shows early hyperfluorescence of the CNV lesion.

New York City's early transit situation was chaotic and quickly overwhelmed by a burgeoning population.

Percentage of particle number penetration was lower than particle mass penetration and this is likely due to coagulation; particle mass is conserved but particle number reduces as particles collide and coalesce during early transit.

For those people, the official recommendations suggest "early transit" to find better shelter, ideally one with thick layers of concrete over your head and plenty of food and water.

Following radiation induced injury the clonogenic fraction of crypt cells is elevated suggesting that these might correspond to the abundant and immature absorptive cells present within the early transit-amplifying compartment of the lower crypt.

Better yet, we can look back at an even earlier transit, the one that Capt.

In an early passage in "The Transit of Venus," Grace and Caro are still schoolgirls in Australia, and one of their schoolmate's fathers returns from a trip to America with a bunch of trinkets — pencils with lights attached, a machine that embosses a name, clear plastic sharpeners.

_In an early passage in "The Transit of Venus," Grace and Caro are still schoolgirls in Australia, and one of their schoolmate's fathers returns from a trip to America with a bunch of trinkets — pencils with lights attached, a machine that embosses a name, clear plastic sharpeners.

The end of the bicycle boom is incorrectly blamed on the automobile, but a more likely reason was the dynamic growth of early mass transit systems such as streetcars, which provided an attractive alternative to bicycle travel especially in poor weather.