Sentence examples for the true transit from inspiring English sources

Like the true transit signs, Mr. Puck's creations can include several translations.

If this is confirmed as a true transit, the inferred radius of the transiting object is 2 4 Jupiter radii, which is larger than predicted by theoretical models.

Lawson W. Brigham, a professor of geography at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, who led the writing of an international report on Arctic commerce, the Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment, confirmed that the passage of the two German ships appeared to be the first true commercial transit of the entire Northeast Passage from Asia to the West.

*Those same people must become even more evasive than usual about the true nature of the transit agency's finances.

And the true train and public transit buffs won't shy away from the RailDriver train controller, complete with a throttle, break, reverser, switch controls and 35 programmable buttons.

"We have frequent conversations with folks in mass transit agencies, the true experts in the field, on how this would be deployed," Dr. Fortune said, although he declined to name specific agencies, citing the antiterrorism aspect of the project.

What is the true economic benefit of all those transit passengers using Heathrow (or Charles de Gaulle) to fly on elsewhere?

For me, the 11-day transit strike marks the true beginning of a critical shift: from the existence I had until then, one shared mostly with my parents (nurturing, comfortable, semi-claustrophobic), to one that I would fill with friends, girlfriends and my own interests, a life full of exhilarating, scary and sometimes awesomely boneheaded decisions.

In this way, the transit authority will be able to evaluate submissions with the true full picture in terms of overall system life cycle cost.

B1 Hearing on Transit Suit A state judge will hear arguments today in a lawsuit that seeks to stop the imminent transit fare increase, on the ground that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority misled the public about the true nature of its finances.

A State Supreme Court justice in Manhattan will hear arguments today in a lawsuit that seeks to stop the imminent transit fare increase, on the ground that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority misled the public about the true nature of its finances.