Sentence examples for elements of the transit from inspiring English sources
One project that may presage elements of the transit center is his "Suspended Glass Tower" of 1997 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, a 64-foot-high cylindrical sculpture made of semitransparent glass triangles.
Optimization of a monorail system to best fulfill the market requirements can only be done when considering all elements of the transit system over the complete system life cycle from guideway and power distribution systems to the vehicle and operations & maintenance (Fig. 10).
Historically monorail developments have focused on specific single elements of the mass transit system such as the vehicle resulting in reduced overall competitiveness and failing to meet many market requirements.
From these responses we can deduce that "Transport logistics quality can be defined as the degree to which the performance of the freight transport operations, across modes in the supply chains, meets stated service criteria, and should incorporate the elements of reasonable price, transit time, punctuality, reliability and sustainability".
But he said other elements of the Olympic bid, like mass transit and rezoning the West Side, did make sense.
The Staten Island Railway is one of the oldest elements of the nation's busiest mass transit system and predates the New York City subway by 44 years.
The harmonics, expressed in a nonsinusoidal waveform for tubular flow, are introduced by nonlinear elements of the TGF pathway, notably TAL transit time and the TGF response curve.
But while New York's cabs exude a trademark rough-edged urbanity, American cities don't usually represent themselves with elements of transit – apart, that is, from the classic yellow school bus.
Residents of low-income communities near downtown Los Angeles concerned about noisy trains squared off with transit-hungry Westsiders over elements of the light-rail plan.
We use a simple analytical model of the transit to calculate the central time of transit, its duration and the depth of the transit.
