Sentence examples for force of transport from inspiring English sources

He acquired a small private air force of transport planes that allowed him to deliver quickly to far-flung clients without the need for middle-men, and he got hold of far more sophisticated arms, such as sniper rifles and sights, and guided missiles.

With hundreds of military planes stranded on Soviet runways because of a lack of parts and fuel, and millions of guns, bullets, grenades and rockets lying abandoned in poorly guarded arsenals, Bout is said to have acquired a small private air force of transport planes to deliver weapons.

It describes the process on the basis of the top coat permeability and the base coat sorption isotherm, which define the timescale and the driving force of transport.

This paper attempts to address this question by investigating the driving forces of transport demand and relevant policy measures that facilitate mitigating GHG emissions in the urban transport sector in Indian cities based on a critical review of the literature.

The repulsive forces exclude nonspecific molecules but can be nullified by the binding forces of transport factors (Lim et al. 2006b, 2007a, b, 2008; Rout et al. 2000, 2003).

The RAN's primary contribution consisted of destroyers, Fleet Air Arm personnel attached to a United States Army helicopter company and No. 9 Squadron RAAF, a Clearance Diving Team, and a logistical support force consisting of transport and escort ships.

With increase in initial concentration of fluoride the driving force for transport of fluoride from the bulk to the surface of adsorbent increases, which results more adsorption of fluoride per unit mass of adsorbent.

Requirement of Na+ as a motive force for transport of these essential growth substrates are consistent with the nature of S. halifaxensis and S. sediminis being obligate marine bacteria.

Rare wave-generated sedimentary structures (such as wave-ripple laminations) were observed in the foreset beds: gravitational processes were the major driving force of sediment transport on the delta front.

Generally, the driving force of the transport of most nutrients through ST depends on concentration and an electrochemical gradient (e.g., glucose and ions).

Therefore, a reasonable assumption is that H. glomeratus has tighter control over ion compartmentalization by adjusting the driving force of ion transport.