Sentence examples for passenger circulation from inspiring English sources

However, as the number of aircraft gates grows, the distances that a passenger may have to travel within a pier-type terminal become exceedingly long, passenger circulation volumes become very large, and the terminal itself can become uncomfortable and unattractive to use.

Work continued below ground at a reduced pace, and the platform tunnels and some passenger circulation tunnels were excavated, but North End station was abandoned in 1906 before the lift and stair shafts were dug and before a surface building was constructed.

If the time at which the previous passenger leaves the circulation facility is viewed as the time the next passenger begins to be served, then the time interval between these two sequential passengers passing through the virtual line is equal to the service time of the virtual server.

At the end of 2010, there were 5.2 million passenger vehicles in circulation in Greece, resulting to a vehicle density of 458 vehicles per 1000 inhabitants [18] which approaches the average figure for the European Union, which was 473 vehicles per 1000 inhabitants in 2009 [15].

The passenger capacity of a circulation element is analogous with the vehicle capacity of a section of infrastructure.

Timothy O'Brien, a spokesman for the authority, said yesterday that it was proposing new contract rules that would keep conductors on trains, but have them circulation among passengers, giving them an "eyes and ears function".

So, based on the information currently in circulation, fellow passengers were not exposed, and not at risk.

DTO system breaks the connection between train availability and staff availability, which means that trains can be more easily included in or removed from circulation based on the passenger demand [27, 28].

When we found that many long-haul travelers felt poorly when they arrived at their destinations, we began our Well-Being in the Air program to help passengers combat fatigue and improve their circulation.

It must therefore allow storage space and internal circulation space for both passengers and transit vehicles.

Mr. Ford said that four billion passenger vehicles were expected to be in circulation in 2050.