Sentence examples for feeder transport from inspiring English sources

'Intermodal traffic' refers to cargo in containers, swap‐bodies and trailers used for feeder transport, that are loaded on trains at terminals for long‐distance transportation.

Inland waterways - rivers and canals - are available and used in countries like Germany, France and the Netherlands, mostly for bulk transports, as well as feeder transport of containers to and from big international ports, like Rotterdam and Antwerp.

In the remaining lines some smaller railway stations were also closed in order to centralize the rail freight traffic at a nearby better equipped "micro-area" station where road feeder transport was supposed to be upgraded.

The efficiency and effectiveness of rail freight services is largely dependent on the efficiency and effectiveness of terminals, marshalling yards along the transport chain, and feeder transports.

A volume-calibrated, controlled screw feeder transports a constant heat carrier stream into the pyrolysis reactor, at a maximum of either 0.4-t/h, 1-mm quartz (bulk density 1,500 kg/m3) or SiC sand or 1.5- to 2-mm SS balls up to 1.5 t/h (bulk density 4,800 kg/m3).

compact island: with lower densities, different possible configurations and a maximum extension of about 300 400 ha (roughly a 2 by 2 km area), in which the access to the mass rapid transit system is guaranteed by the introduction of an effective feeder public transport service which ensures a large area coverage as well.  .

Bus or tram feeder systems transport people to rapid transit stops.

A computational particle flow simulation of a feeder which transports bulk material through a horizontal cylinder by a turning screw is presented.

The granitic melt segregates into veins, shears and dykes, eventually forming larger feeder dykes that transport the magma rapidly upward to the emplacement sites.

Travel time savings are also perceived differently between bicycle and local public transport feeder modes [17].

But you won't own it". It will act as publicly owned feeder vehicles for public transport.