Sentence examples for terrestrial transport from inspiring English sources

"A is for ash – the volcanic variety, which has spurred a sea change in our attitude to terrestrial transport.

Better still, Boeing's rival, Airbus, is slumping, with delays to the A-380 superjumbo and worker strikes.After the tour, it is time to face Seattle's terrestrial transport woes.

Sometimes (as in the breathtaking Merkaba), a gesamtkunstwerk (total artwork) brings together free-standing sculptural elements in stone or lead in continuum with a vertical painted surface, the one acting as a terrestrial transport to the celestial apparition of the other.

Tesla's goal overall is to "expand to cover the major forms of terrestrial transport," according to Musk's "master plan," and the transport truck is part of that goal.

The extent of terrestrial transport networks and the percentage of protected areas were the land-use variables that best accounted for the density of alien plants.

Another effect is the noise produced that can be very unpleasant for end-users, thereby making it a major problem in the field of terrestrial transport.

Elon Musk is developing not only the Tesla terrestrial sustainable transport vehicle (aka Tesla Roadster), but also spaceships for interplanetary travel using Star Trek-style thrusters (U.S.S. Enterprise version 1?).

Improved understanding of the pathways and influences that control aquatic-to-terrestrial contaminant transport will be critical for effective risk management and remediation.

However, increased input of terrigenous material is reported from several other tsunami deposits (e.g., Nanayama et al., 2000; Bony et al., 2011), where backwash currents transport terrestrial material (such as soil sediments, plant remains) seaward and the stratigraphy of the tsunami deposit contains distinct layers of backwash sediments.

While oil is shuttled around the world in ships, natural gas remains a "terrestrial commodity," economically transported by pipeline.

Terrestrial material is transported to oceans via eolian and fluvial processes.