Sentence examples for terminal mean from inspiring English sources

The area's famous beach is La Pelosa, at the northern tip, but its white sand perfection and proximity to the Porto Torres ferry terminal mean it gets busy, and parking is expensive.

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This growth tendency was the same as that observed in the SGR experiment; however, terminal mean lengths at each water temperature were shorter compared with those of the SGR experiment.

The terminal mean half-life was 4 8 hours, with no evidence of drug accumulation after repeated dosing.

However, damage to the terminal means it is unlikely that larger commercial flights will be able to use the airport for some time.

With 10 miles of baggage-conveyor belts at the new terminal meant to carry up to 12,000 items of luggage per hour, BAA says baggage handling will be enhanced.

He turned out to be half right, however: the sea of shouting faces and snatching hands at the terminal meant it was as much as we could do to ensure we and our bags ended up on the same bus.

The relocation of the Eurostar terminal means British visitors will not be able to set off for Napoleonland from Waterloo – but the attraction does promise to afford the outsider that lunatic glimpse of national character which is the quintessence of all the best theme parks.

At the airport, the completion of the 272-room Montreal Airport Marriott in 2009 atop the US departure terminal means the transfer time from bed to check-in desk can be less than two minutes.

Being only a stone's-throw away from the arrival terminal means that patients have only a five-minute drive to the hospital for their care.

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