Sentence examples for intermediate destinations from inspiring English sources

Passengers to intermediate destinations on those lines can also reserve sleepers; for instance, riders to Cleveland can grab some shut-eye on the Lake Shore Limited.

If the railroad wins the 8,200 additional passengers per day, many of them will be traveling between intermediate destinations, like Philadelphia to Stamford, Conn., and the airlines point out that the planes will still be faster.

In this scenario, a series of increasingly daring deep space missions to intermediate destinations, such as near-Earth asteroids, will allow the development of technologies and capabilities necessary for an eventual crewed landing on Mars later in the century.

Many experts prefer a flexible path that would have astronauts first travel to intermediate destinations: a circle around the Moon to show the world that we can still do it; a trip to distant points where huge telescopes will be deployed and may need servicing; a visit to an asteroid, the kind of object we may some day need to deflect lest it collide with Earth.

This corresponds to finding the smallest number of intermediate destinations between which the traveler moved using the most efficient path.

Minimum path decompositions are not unique and hence a single given path may result in multiple sets of intermediate destinations.

Many employees, used to taking frequent advantage of the travel benefits, spoke of the randomness of fate: One large group of employees and their friends traveled to Seattle from Puerto Vallarta on Monday on a slightly earlier flight that stopped in Los Angeles instead of San Francisco, the intermediate destination for Flight 261.

In addition, a tool that estimates the percentage of technologies required for the final destination that are implementable in each intermediate destination of the incremental approach is presented.

If there is an obstacle in the way, the node sets as its next intermediate destination the vertex of the obstacle's edge directly visible that is closest to the destination and repeats the same process all over again with starting point its initial position and destination the chosen vertex.

Transshipment refers to the shipment of goods/containers to an intermediate destination before being taken to the final destination (Soamiely et al. 2004) and plays a critical role due to infrastructure limitations in minor sea ports and shipping lines' strategies of limiting ports of call.

In particular, the MAM appears to be an intermediate destination between the rough ER and the Golgi in the pathway that leads to very-low-density lipoprotein, or VLDL, assembly and secretion.