Sentence examples for source transportation from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that Musk shies away from the difficult solutions to getting people from A to B. In 2013, he presented an "alpha" proposal, which he called "an open source transportation concept", for the "Hyperloop" – an ambitious attempt to link LA and San Francisco on what Musk described as "a cross between a Concorde, a railgun and an air hockey table".

The oceans act as food provider, climate regulator, oxygen source, transportation network, and recreation base for all the world's people and serve as home for much of the world's wildlife.

Since most dyes were imported from distant sources, transportation delays were likely to slow the production of dyed materials.

Gorton first got involved in urban planning in 1999 with The Open Planning Project (TOPP) where he developed open-source transportation models.

An Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) steam powered micro system designed to scavenge waste heat from various sources (transportation, industries or solar) is presented.

Various "smart grid" technologies can help achieve a region's environmental and climate mitigation goals by facilitating the deployment of renewable energy sources, transportation electrification, energy conservation and load-shifting of electricity use.

Topics covered include agricultural stability, alternative energy sources, transportation, green buildings, wastewater treatment, efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions, and attempts to reverse the effects of deforestation and desertification.

The study was designed (1) to characterize particulate matter (PM) by examination of size, surface area, and volume distribution, chemical composition as a function of size and on a single particle basis, morphology, and temporal and spatial variability in the Pittsburgh region; (2) to quantify the impact of the various sources (transportation, power plants, biogenic sources, etc).

Source indicator categories included total and road-specific measures of traffic, mobile source diesel combustion, population metrics, built space area, land-use type, and emissions permits from point sources, transportation facilities, and waste treatment and transfer facilities (Table 2).

General infrastructure was assessed in terms of the availability of power and water sources, transportation for emergencies as well as the total number of in-patient beds and the number of designated maternity beds in the hospital.

Through MAPPR's affiliation with the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, UNCC, and Center for Metropolitan Studies, geocoded data will be made available for this study showing: housing density, neighborhood quality of life, pollution sources, transportation and built environment elements, race/ethnicity, and household income.