Sentence examples for effectively transportation from inspiring English sources

Natural circulation thermosyphon using supercritical/trans-critical CO2 can be a potential choice for effectively transportation of heat and mass without pumping devices.

Thus, there is necessary presence of (a) transportation mechanism(s) that quickly and effectively transport(s) those molecules from the source (leaves) to the sink (roots).

And they raise new questions about how effectively the transportation giant screens its drivers.

"Project sponsors are excited by the possibility of cost-effectively addressing transportation challenges," but current shuttles have "significant limits," they wrote.

"All money changes location," Mr. Beard replied, adding that the government's position "would effectively render all transportation of funds necessarily to be money laundering".

The results indicated that the aligned morphology of MWCNTs could effectively facilitate the transportation of electrons and electrolyte ions.

Results highlight that TOD can effectively improve the transportation network with higher accessibility and lower urban carbon emissions.

Then, just before 7 30 last night, transit and union negotiators announced that they had reached a tentative contract agreement, effectively ending a transportation crisis that had never quite begun.

The NO−3N removal rate ranged from 0.0393 g N/d m2 to 0.0825 g N/d m2 and resulted from aerobic denitrification, indicating that external aeration and intermittent circulation effectively improved oxygen transportation in SSF CW.

That is, to cope with a multi-commodity problem and a problem with stair-wised discount cost of transportation effectively as well as practically, we have developed the extended hybrid tabu search method for each problem.

* * * The factor of inconvenience localizes banking competition as effectively as high transportation costs in other industries.' In locating 'the market area in which the seller operates,' it is important to consider the places from which it draws its business, the location of its offices, and where it seeks business.