Sentence examples for sustained transportation from inspiring English sources

Second, GNSs fabricated from the annealing process can increase the conductivity of electrodes, ensure the fast and sustained transportation of electrons in electrodes, and enhance Li-ion diffusion rate during electrochemical reaction.

From the TEM images of CoFe2O4-GNSs-350 nanocomposites (Fig. 2e), a closer contact of CoFe2O4 nanoparticles with GNSs can be observed, which is beneficial for increasing the conductivity of electrodes, ensures the fast and sustained transportation of electrons in electrodes, and enhances Li-ion diffusion rate during electrochemical reaction.

Having such challenges and opportunities ahead, the need for facilitating a sustainable balance between individual, economic, societal and environmental aspects in Europe's transport R&D become more and more evident, and various measures are taken, even worldwide, to sustain transportation benefits, while reducing its side-effects to a minimum.

Large diameter pipelines installed in these areas are exposed to the severe pressure loading resulting from the water depth and any pre-installation damages sustained during transportation or pipelay and may reduce the collapse and buckle propagation resistance drastically.

As a result, the potential damage that this important category of structures may sustain during transportation had remained largely unknown.

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""This implies that sustained controls on urban transportation emissions, on the scale implemented in Beijing, could potentially provide a significant part" of emissions reduction, the authors write.

The subway stations, tunnels and tracks managed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the nation's largest public transportation system, sustained the worst of the destruction, with estimated damage of more than $5 billion, Joseph J. Lhota, the authority's chairman said.

We have allowed a foreign oil production cartel to be sustained by a domestic transportation fuel distribution and infrastructure monopoly.