Sentence examples for transit cost from inspiring English sources

A ride on London's tube costs $5.89, the highest mass transit cost of any city on Mercer's list.

We parameterize economic components of the model, e.g., transit cost per Mbps, peering cost per Mbps etc. based on real-world data.

Mean consumed traffic 500 Mbps V C (x)∝|G x)|, rationale being that a node with large expanse will also have a large number of access customers Private peering threshold Ω 50 Mbps Survey of peering strategies (Peering Strategy Survey 2011) Transit cost multiplier range P x) <DOLLAR/>[35,45]/Mbps per iteration Parameterized based on IP transit prices recorded by Telegeography (Telegeography 2012).

Job accessibility is not only a technical index to capture the urban form pattern and transit cost from home to the job location, but also measure the performance on job markets—especially for low-income, women, ethnic minorities and other vulnerable groups [15].

P x) assigned randomly Transit cost exponent τ 0.75 Parameterized based on data from Chang et al. (2006) and Peering Strategy Survey (2011) Peering cost multiplier α <DOLLAR/>20/Mbps per iteration   Peering cost exponent β 0.40   Selective peering ratio σ 2.0  .

Transit costs are paid from passenger fares and, in most developed countries, public subsidies.

Neither has the issue of transit costs with Turkey been resolved, he noted.

He said he earned little and that transit costs were a burden.

Put differently, a reluctance to pressure — and pressure to tolerate — is what transit costs us.

We can also insist that governments in the developing world reduce suffocating corruption that raises transit costs.

These attract carriers and major ISPs – they're all here – and transit costs are similar to London.