Sentence examples for transit capabilities from inspiring English sources

"Hoboken has more ferry traffic -- up to 20 trips per day -- than any other community," the mayor said, but aside from the ferry, "we have never managed to realize our true mass transit capabilities" The city offers extraordinary panoramic views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty, he added.

From an operational viewpoint, the cruise demonstrated the great submerged endurance and sustained high-speed transit capabilities of the first generation of nuclear-powered submarines.

The railroad connection to the port has been currently modernized for 100 million EUR, increasing further the transit capabilities of our port.

We have demonstrated the capability of these new in situ and in-transit capabilities in BoxLib by running two analysis codes in each of the two workflows.

It is therefore useful to think of this in-transit capability as adding 'sidecars' to the main vehicle: in addition to resources allocated exclusively for running the simulation, we allocate a set of resources (often much smaller) for auxiliary analysis tasks.

During World War II, Lane worked on Third Locks--a project to increase defense capability and ship transit capacity in the Panama Canal--as a member of the Naval Air Corps and the SeaBees Naval Construction Force.

The USV is designed to operate at sea for extended periods of time (up to 3-months) but also have the capability to transit for a short range at high speeds.

In addition, tumor cell colonies were obtained from culture of lung tissue cells of recipient mice, suggesting that these cells maintain their metastatic capability in transit from primary MMT mammary tumor to MMT lung metastasis, formation of de novo tumors in WT hosts and in founding colonies at distant sites in the recipient WT mouse.

Her designed speed provided the capability for rapid transit, and her nuclear power plant offered virtually unlimited endurance and range.

Straddle monorail, using rubber wheels and precast concrete track beams, is a kind of distinctive urban rail transit system, featured with strong climbing capability, small turning radius, less land occupation, low noise, moderate volume, and low cost.

In this paper, we study the extended traffic engineering capabilities arising in a transit-edge hierarchical routing, focusing on those multi-homed edge networks (e.g., Cloud/content providers) that aim at increasing their Internet resiliency experience.