Sentence examples for finding vehicles from inspiring English sources

Automakers hope they can fill most orders not by assembling specific vehicles for specific customers, but by finding vehicles that they have already built but that now sit on a train or at another dealer.

Consumers are finding vehicles able to withstand the daily demands of life in some unlikely places.

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is influenced by motor vehicle emissions of both PM2.5 and particle precursors, with source apportionment studies finding vehicles contributing up to one-third of ambient PM2.5 in urban areas in the US [ 3- 5], with an even greater contribution if secondary sulfate and nitrate are considered.

I was responsible for 142 people and it was tough finding vehicles to deal with this," Mr. Sutarjo said, adding that he was unable to get help from police or soldiers and was forced to run for a kilometer, or about half a mile, to find vehicles to carry the evacuees.

In this study we present exposure-response curves for both finding vehicle exhaust close to home annoying and the air outside the home as irritating, in relation to the modelled NO2 average.

(2) Vehicles are placed on the line according to a Poisson point process with network density β (in vehicles per meter); for example, the probability of finding i vehicles in length of l is given by (1)   (3) All vehicles have the same transmission and receiving range, which is denoted by R. The average number of vehicles in transmission range of a vehicle on the road is.

Vehicles are placed on the line according to a Poisson point process with network density β (in vehicles per meter); for example, the probability of finding i vehicles in length of l is given by (1).

Journalism is the art not merely of telling a story, but also of finding permissible vehicles for telling that story.

Well, the system can automate bookings and even has a mobile app for finding unused vehicles in the fleet.

Although the tech industry may not have seen it, finding new vehicles for social change has been a hot topic in philanthropy for awhile now.

Ryan et al. [62] analyse fiscal instruments' influence on individual purchasing decisions, finding that vehicle and fuel taxes have a considerable influence on the efficiency of vehicles entering the fleet.