Sentence examples for transit depot from inspiring English sources
True, the country has been merely seen as a typical Central Asian "transit depot" in foreign policy circles, but its politics and stability have real implications for U.S. foreign policy even beyond our ability to use the Manas Air Base.
Mr. Pascale also makes what he calls a Super Mix (75 percent Scandinavian, 25 percent Sulawesi) for the 26th and 30th Precincts in Harlem and an M.T.A. blend for the nearby transit depot.
In this paper, the MILP model is established for the transit depot.
According to the method in the paper, a MILP model is established to solve the oil transit depot scheduling issue and the results are shown in Table 5.
There is a transit depot, which can respectively stock 0# diesel (0 D), 93# gasoline (93 G) and 97# gasoline (97 G), as well as include oil tanks for high diesel-cut contaminated oil (DMO) and high gasoline-cut contaminated oil (GMO).
On Monday night, about 100 demonstrators gathered at the transit depot where the beating had taken place.
BufferBox will already offer 100 of its delivery lockers in the GTA and Hamilton area in Canada by the end of next year, located primarily at transit depots, to allow users to sign up for one-time use delivery.
This work mainly focuses on making a schedule scheme with the least cost for transit depots to operate tank switching, contaminated oil delivery, back tail and treatment, under the condition that all the constraints can be satisfied.
Three miles north, at a New York City Transit bus depot, the disembodied voice of John Sterling, a Yankees announcer, rose above the din of engaged bus engines and spilled onto the deserted eastern end of 126th Street.
Paul Fleuranges, a spokesman for New York City Transit, said the bus depot, on Lexington Avenue, would produce less particulate matter than the old depot because the number of buses would be limited to 116 (the long, accordion-style ones) and because those vehicles use low-sulfur diesel fuel and catalytic filters.
In January, his office suggested that the transit authority consider expanding a depot at East 126th Street, but Mr. Reed said that idea was rejected.
