Sentence examples for practices of transport from inspiring English sources

We develop the idea that City-HUB interchanges are inducing new and smarter practices of transport infrastructure(s).

Differences in the professional norms and practices of transport engineers and researchers, contrasting organisational cultures and approaches to risk, and lack of organisational readiness and capacity challenged the collaboration.

The paper focuses on the impact on social organisation and on conception of transport intermodal infrastructures such as city-hubs inducing new and smarter practices of transport infrastructure, but also the urban dimension and their insertion through the actual city and, even more, by the creation of an entirely new neighbourhood and the preoccupation of a better quality of life.

The two-year experiments presented in this paper aimed at investigating the effects of water management practices on transport of E. coli in soil and residuals in plants for drip irrigation while applying secondary domestic sewage effluent.

While some (recent) research has explored what requirements of fairness may imply for accessibility the issue has received scant attention in the practice of transport planning and policy.

While some (recent) research has explored what requirements of fairness may imply for accessibility (notably [42]), the issue has received scant attention in the practice of transport planning and policy.

The studies presented in this topical collection show the contribution of accessibility analysis for the planning practice of transport and land-use policies and offers some examples of innovations within this research area.

Gov. Bob Holden said recent terrorist threats should prompt the Energy Department to review its practice of transporting nuclear waste across the country.

In effect, the Supreme Court has granted the government immunity for subjecting Mr. Masri to "extraordinary rendition," the morally and legally unsupportable United States practice of transporting foreign nationals to be interrogated in other countries known to use torture and lacking basic legal protections.

Pediatric palliative transports, the practice of transporting critically ill children home for end-of-life care including extubation, are an option for children requiring high levels of medical support at end of life.

Since the construction of a bridge in 1944, the practice of transporting men and goods by coracles has greatly diminished.