Sentence examples for stochastic transit from inspiring English sources
Then two nodes of these routes are replaced with each other while considering vehicle capacity and stochastic transit times limit.
Then, one node is deleted from one route, and it is added to another route while considering vehicle capacity and stochastic transit times limit ([Tavakkoli-Moghaddam et al. 2005, 2006b]) .
Notice, however, that the standard deviation is changing in the transient period where the stochastic process is transiting from μ0 to μ1).
Notice, however, that the standard deviation is changing in the transient period where the stochastic process is transiting from μ0 to μ1). is the previous level mean, is the new level mean, which is revealed gradually as new data are generated and are averaged.
The first analytical stochastic and dynamic model for optimizing transit service switching is proposed for "smart transit" applications and for operating shared autonomous transit fleets.
This paper analyzes the influence of urban development density on transit network design with stochastic demand by considering two types of services, rapid transit services, such as rail, and flexible services, such as dial-a-ride shuttles.
Such fluctuations appear to be stochastic in nature, priming cells to transit into differentiated states with a certain probability that is guided by extrinsic signals.
Lineage tracing experiments have shown that ISCs, rather than dividing asymmetrically to generate daughter cells of different fates, divide symmetrically and adopt stem or transit-amplifying fates in a stochastic manner [162,163].
The urban railway transit station is a type of stochastic service system.
We use the notion of service reliability to confine the stochastic demand into a bounded uncertainty set that the rapid transit network is designed to cover.
Erdmann and Schwarz [35], [36] studied the stochastic effects of a cluster of uniformly stressed molecular bonds transiting between open and closed states under the influence of thermal fluctuation.
