Sentence examples for fare regimes from inspiring English sources

Two profit maximization models, which account for the effects of different transit pricing structures (flat and distance-based fare regimes), are proposed.

The solution properties of the proposed models are explored and compared analytically, and the indifference condition for the two fare regimes in terms of the operator's net profit is identified.

Numerical examples are provided to show the effects of the fare regimes, rail capital cost and urban configuration (in terms of urban population distribution and corridor length) on the design of the rail transit line and the profitability of the rail transit operations.

However, we then truncate the fraction by administering 4, 8, 16, 24 and 32 profiles to a sample of individuals in Australia and New Zealand faced with the decision to fly (or not to fly) between Australia and New Zealand by alternative airlines and fare regimes.

London Transport managers promise that when all stations are equipped with automatic gates, the penalty-fare regime will be reviewed.

Such an approach is impossible under the current fares regime, which limits increases on season tickets and some off-peak fares at inflation +3%.

The twin turbines of Johnson and Siddle should fare better; contrasting fitness regimes hopefully still reaping similar rewards.

Unsurprisingly, the Cuban government thought little of the station's "regime change" fare and jammed the signal from the get-go.

How will such students fare under this new regime?

And despite Medvedev's promises, victims of Russia's earlier regimes have fared no better.

"Their parents don't even register them for school they just send them along on the first day of term .Ms Morton is less worried about Christian fundamentalism than about the academy's approach to selection and discipline, and in particular how children from chaotic homes will fare under the new regime.