Sentence examples for shuttle vehicle from inspiring English sources

The curing of pCNB1 provided a plasmid-free strain for hosting an IncP-type replicon based shuttle vehicle which can be utilized for gene circuit engineering.

The automaker also sees the WE platform connecting to MOIA, the automaker's mobility company that has launched a ridesharing service with an all-electric shuttle vehicle.

The space shuttle's engines increase their power at just over a minute after launch to help push through the area where the structural forces on the shuttle vehicle are the strongest.

The background notion for this attempt was that it was possible that interacting partners of aPKCs were able to translocate to the nucleus and could serve as a shuttle vehicle for aPKCs.

They are used primarily for research aircraft and for launching the space shuttle vehicles and satellites.

The TECH Shuttle vehicles are driven by service employees of Standard Parking and carry two-way radios for a direct link to the Parking and Transportation Office and the Campus Police.

The move by a traditional bus operator using a full-size vehicle could mark a fresh step towards wider adoption of autonomous vehicles in the UK, where so far only pods and smaller shuttle vehicles have carried passengers in public spaces.

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It plans to carry out tests of automated passenger shuttle vehicles as well as autonomous valet parking for adapted cars.

Specifically, Greenwich will be home to the Gateway scheme, led by Transport Research Laboratory, which is looking into "automated shuttle vehicles", remote-controlled driving and the creation of a simulated 3D model of the area.

A video shown during Musk's TED Talk details a future underground transit network where cars travel on crisscrossing layers of tunnels that include sleds that shuttle vehicles around on rails at 130 mph.