Sentence examples for in terms of transit from inspiring English sources

"If we're able to do this more efficiently than our competitors, we will have an advantage in terms of transit time," said Grace Fu, the deputy group president for finance at PSA. PSA's fortunes took a turn for the worse last year, with traffic and profit both falling roughly 9percentt, partly because of the global economic slowdown.

We assume that all operators have the most attractive proposition in terms of transit time and costs.

In terms of transit use, 80%% of the population of Tokyo uses the subway, making some 2930 million passenger journeys per year (2009 figure) (Ibid), the highest level of patronage anywhere in the world.

In the Hesbaye region in Belgium, tracer tests performed in variably saturated fissured chalk rocks presented very contrasting results in terms of transit times, according to artificially controlled water recharge conditions prevailing during the experiments.

This paper presents a new approach which adopts the economic concept of the Lorenz Curve to compare link performance in terms of transit operations as well as weighted passenger volume of travel.

In terms of transit-related announcements, Google added a few more partners who will soon adopt Google Pay integration, including Vancouver, Canada and the U.K. bus system, following recent launches in Las Vegas and Portland.

This study has dual research objectives: 1) to evaluate the land use characteristics of the pedestrian catchment areas (PCA) of subway stations in the Seoul metropolitan area (SMA) in terms of transit-oriented development (TOD) principles and 2) to investigate the influence of each PCA's land use characteristics on station-level ridership.

In the past, Hopstop was ahead of competitor Google Transit in terms of providing transit info for a widespread amount of metropolitan areas but Google has caught up (and maybe surpassed) with its Maps-based transit planner.

All other users of transit lanes, especially during rush hour, will lead to adverse effects in terms of congesting transit lanes, incurring additional travel costs for public transport users.

"They have been pushing rail expansion for decades now," Mr. Rubin said, "and it has not had much of an impact in terms of increasing transit ridership.

The results are discussed in terms of the transit velocity of the shock and the proton energy.