Sentence examples for mode choice has from inspiring English sources

While the CC faint mode choice has been used on occasion, the CC graded mode has been employed for over 2 Msec of Chandra observing time, primarily to accommodate HETG spectra of bright X-ray binaries.

This logistical aspect of mode choice has, understandably, been a consistent finding in the literature (Bailey et al., 2015).

For example, travel behaviour of seniors related to mode choice has received no attention in the Eastern European countries such as the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

This study allowed participants to choose their exercise mode, as choice, or rather the lack of choice, has been shown to impact affective responses [ 11– 11].

Most profile attributes in these studies, such as the travel time or the travel cost of a mode or road choice, have a clear rank order in their attribute levels.

Adventure mode: Very similar to survival mode, adventure mode has all the characteristics of survival mode, but the players can create maps that limit the survival mode.

For the destination choice models (both for the first and second tours) the Naples urban area has been divided into 16 macro-zones representing the major districts, while for the mode choice models three alternatives have been taken into account: car, public transport (bus, metro, funicular, rail and pedestrian) and motorbike.

Both travel time and travel cost affects the mode choice, in which travel time has a highly significant effect on passenger car users' choice of BRT, but travel cost has a highly significant effect on motorcyclists' choice.

Parking policies have become an integral part of modern urban planning strategies as transportation planners and engineers have recognized the substantial impact they may have on mode choice and travel routes, directly affecting urban mobility characteristics.

Greves et al. [60] found that largely due to their working constraints and lack of travel mode choices, immigrant schoolchildren had to attend the nearest school instead of more distant but higher-quality schools.

They argue they have limited mode choice and unhelpful travel times, restricting their freedom of movement.