Sentence examples for network of transport from inspiring English sources

Today each voyage or flight is a single link in a coordinated network of transport that carries people and goods from any starting place to any chosen destination.

Last June, the government sent out a warning in which Roger Cummings, the head of NISCC, spoke about the threat of attacks from far eastern gangs on the UK critical national infrastructure (CNI) - the key network of transport, energy, financial, telecommunication and government organisations.

Fig. 3 Informal network of transport infrastructure: a An informal settlement near Cape Town, South Africa (source: reproduced with permission from [71]); b Kibera informal settlement, Nairobi, Kenya (source: reproduced with permission from [72]); c Khayelitsha informal settlement, Cape Town, South Africa (source: reproduced with permission from [73]).

The Madrid City Council has begun to actively implement measures to improve PT, such as the introduction of bus lanes exclusively for bus and taxi use and the building of a network of transport interchanges for shared use by different PT modes.

Some of the structural features for Japan's economic growth developed in the Edo period, such as the network of transport routes, by road and water, and the futures contracts, banking and insurance of the Osaka rice brokers.

Observation of transversal sections of other species in which successive cambia have been described as concentric rings [e.g. 27], [31], [32] showed that many more species potentially have a complex network of transport tissues.

That would mean vehicle hire, insurance companies, ride-sharing and others could be connected to create a network of transport-related data resources.

Traditionally, network elements of transport networks were provisioned via manual planning and configuration.

A rapid microstructural assessment tool has previously been developed to support electrode design efforts by modeling charge transport and surface electrochemistry through networks of transport channels represented by ideal axisymmetric electrochemical fins.

A Hansen-based potential accessibility measure is applied here as a simple and effective measure to examine the spatial and network effects of transport infrastructure scenarios.

For each respondent, for whom an origin and destination was available, two public transport options were identified using the network of public transport services in Tyne and Wear.