Sentence examples for such transit from inspiring English sources
While both said such transit links will enhance BridgeView's appeal, critics say the links are a necessity in an unproven area.
LAST summer, millions of people around the world watched the silhouette of Venus slide across the face of the sun the first such "transit" for 122 years.
Some purely international telephone calls are now routed through telephone switches inside the United States, which means such "transit traffic" can be subject to federal surveillance laws requiring search warrants for any government eavesdropping.
All the major jurisdictions have such transit projects in various stages of development, but the one likely to appear first is the D.C. streetcar along H Street and Benning Road NE, north of Capitol Hill.
If an individual who is in transit between two points outside the United States is physically present in the United States for less than twenty-four hoursuchuch individual shall not be treated as present in the United States during such transit but shall be treated as travelling over areas not within any foreign country.
If an individual, who is in transit between 2 points outside the United States, is physically present in the United States for less than 24 hours, such individual shall not be treated as present in the United States on any day during such transit.
A model is presented to predict the occurrence and characteristics of such "transits" of Phobos across the solar disk as seen from an observing site on the martian surface.
Dr. Borucki said the astronomers had set the goal of observing at least three such transits, to confirm the period and rule out interference from starspots, and then obtaining backup observations from other telescopes — of wobble measurements, say — before announcing they have found a planet.
Such transits produce minute, periodic dips in the brightness of the star.
Detecting such "transits" would pin down the planet's size and mass, which would allow researchers to calculate its density.
TESS will monitor thousands of stars simultaneously for such "transits," watching a single section of sky for a month straight before moving on to another.
