"terrestrial transportation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to any form of transportation that takes place on land, as opposed to air or water transportation. Example: The government is investing in developing new technologies for sustainable terrestrial transportation, such as electric cars and high-speed trains.
Terrestrial transportation would frequently include travel by ballistic rocket, reducing the maximum journey time anywhere on the planet to less than an hour.
It can significantly improve the safety of terrestrial transportation by avoiding accidents rather than predicting them.
We conclude that terrestrial transportation networks have small-world architecture, as it is classically defined relative to global randomizations.
Mobile broadband communications have been extensively developed for terrestrial transportation to respond to the increasing traffic of online multimedia, gaming, mobile application downloading.
Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) can be defined as a group of technological solutions in telematics designed to improve the safety and efficiency of terrestrial transportation.
Among the challenges of future increases in electric terrestrial transportation, the Capillary Pumped Loop (CPL) and Loop Heat Pipe (LHP) are at the forefront of the solutions for cooling power electronics.
After all, in what other form of terrestrial or aerial transportation can one find a lounge, an observatory, a dinning hall, a dressing room, and sometimes an arcade and movie theater, all in the same place?
The transportation of tropical terrestrial palynomorphs and migrations of Indo-Pacific invertebrate macro- and microscopic species to Japanese waters reveal the paleocurrent intensity and latitudinal extent.
The reported weak geographical structuring of goat mitochondrial variability was often interpreted as a consequence of the frequent transportation of goats along terrestrial and maritime routes of migration and commerce, probably during the early domestication phases [ 7, 10, 14, 15].
Póvoa de Varzim is served by a transportation network that employs maritime, aerial and terrestrial travel.
For Miesnieks perhaps the most interesting application is with a big, undisclosed transportation company that is interested in navigation for terrestrial and other mobility.
