Sentence examples for robust transportation from inspiring English sources

The proposed methodology is applied to a real-world network, which shows the advantages of stochasticity in achieving robust transportation plans.

While the shutdown directly affects only American researchers, scientists from other nations have come to depend on the robust transportation and logistics system developed by the United States, said Alexander Kumar, a British scientist.

We propose a robust transportation network design model with regret value constraints, then design an algorithm based on the genetic algorithm to solve the problem and obtain the optimal solutions for different regret values.

The proposed stochastic approach allows for the generation of robust transportation plans according to different objectives (i.e., cost, time and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions) by considering uncertainties in travel times as well as demands with the help of the sample average approximation method.

"We are spending 1.3 billion dollars to retrofit the entire BART system so that we can have a robust transportation system, and it doesn't do us any good if every one of those tracks is plugged up with a derailed train," said John McPartland, vice president of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) district Board of Directors and a member of the state's Seismic Safety Committee.

We still need a robust transportation network for more widespread commercial drone delivery.

Telltale signs include a robust public transportation system, acres of parkland, walkable neighborhoods, designated bike lanes, farmers markets and volunteer opportunities.

If they take off, they could alleviate congestion and become a low-cost way of getting around cities without robust public transportation systems.

Traffic problems, Mr. Kent says, are more easily remedied than you'd think, and not just because New York has a robust public transportation system and a low percentage of car ownership.

According to Lucy Wicks, Stanford associate director of community relations, Redwood City's vibrant downtown, robust public transportation infrastructure and plan for its future made the city appealing as a place to establish a new administrative office location.

Robust public transportation and easy access to necessities, coupled with the high costs of everything from tolls to parking have long led to car-free living in places like New York, Singapore and many European capitals.