Sentence examples for per carriage from inspiring English sources

The Mallard upgrade costs £100,000 per carriage.

Folding bikes may be carried free at all times on the National Rail network - although Silverlink limits them to one per carriage at peak times.

In this scenario, the train was carrying an average, assuming an even distribution, of 182 passengers per carriage.

The typical number of WAPs per carriage is two but this can vary depending on the layout and length of the carriage.

20 passengers per door (according to the experimental evidence during surveys); 216 passengers per carriage (according to the capacity of the rolling stock adopted on the line); wherever the capacity of the carriage was reached, the surplus is distributed in proportion to the residual capacity of the remaining wagons.

Instead, I watch Gong collect a few yuan per carriage.

On construction the toll was mandated as 1d per person, 1s per wagon or carriage, 4d per unladen beast and 1/2d per calf, sheep, pig or lamb.

This model was inspired by Sweden, where a separate dining company had been established; this company paid the railway company part of its revenue and a fixed fee per restaurant carriage.

On a per isolate basis, bap carriage was not associated with biofilm formation, as determined by CV uptake (p = 1.00).

The United Nations also keeps statistics about oil tanker productivity, stated in terms of metric tons carried per metric ton of deadweight as well as metric-ton-miles of carriage per metric ton of deadweight.

Reduction in plasma volume initially increases oxygen carriage per unit volume so favors oxygen transport but, if more extreme, risks hypotension or acute heart failure.