Sentence examples for train commonly from inspiring English sources

The attacks under scrutiny Samjhauta Express In February 2007, two firebombs exploded on the train commonly known as the 'Friendship Express' which travels across the Indo-Pakistani border.

Though the area is no stranger to American folklore famous abolitionists Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman were both born there the story is a work of fiction, or rather, a tale of (mostly) fictional characters set in what is likely one of the more accurate portrayals of the "gospel train"–commonly known as the Underground Railroad.

GUADALAJARA, Mexico — Like most migrants stopping in Guadalajara on their way to the United States, Ricardo made it here by riding on top of the trans-Mexico freight train commonly known as "The Beast".

Undocumented migrants are now finding it more difficult to ride on top of La Bestia, the cargo trains commonly used to travel north to the Mexico-US border.

Military training commonly results in land degradation, but protocols for assessing and predicting long-term environmental impact are lacking.

But it is a fair conclusion that simply doing more of the training commonly used now will not produce significant results.

The issue: whether young doctors-in-training (commonly referred to as "interns" and "residents") should be allowed to work 28-hour shifts, instead of the current maximum of 16 hours.

Training commonly took place immediately before fieldwork.

WBV training was compared with other training regimens, ie, aerobic training and circuit resistance training, commonly used to promote weight loss, cardiovascular conditioning, and muscular strength.

A parallel group randomised controlled trial was designed to compare the standardised O&M-training with usual care, i.e. the O&M-training commonly provided by the mobility trainer.

This distributed representation poses a significant signal-to-noise challenge for attempts to study similar effects with human fMRI, where each voxel likely samples millions of neurons in ways that are only indirectly related to the neuronal spike trains commonly measured in macaque neurophysiology (Logothetis 2008; Kriegeskorte et al. 2009).