Sentence examples for transit driven by from inspiring English sources
There are a couple of important stories in The Times worth highlighting today, one on determining when an old appliance should — and should not — get the heave-ho, and one on a burst of interest in mass transit driven by high gas prices.
Around the United States, there has been a blossoming of innovation in the city transit sector, driven by the passion of citizens and fueled by the release of real-time transit data by their city governments.
The final ACR x model differed from the original in that ACRL was modeled using a transit compartment driven by predicted free endogenous ligand exposure rather than drug concentrations.
Mass transit drives the economy of New York City, and New York City's economy fuels the state's.
Based on the observed onset times of solar energetic particle (SEP) events and energetic storm particle (ESP) events, we derive a proxy for the transit times of shocks driven by the interplanetary counterparts of coronal mass ejections from the Sun to the Earth.
The maximum solar wind flow speed can be estimated from the transit speed of the interplanetary shock driven by a solar flare.
First, we need to look beyond transit as a strictly a public investment, driven by the public sector.
The motivation for this study is to establish the nature of two such impacts, specifically the spatial and socio-economic patterns of residential relocations that are driven by the new light rail transit (LRT) service.
Driven by the OBOR strategy, the urban rail transit together with high-speed rail system in China will jointly become significant players in the global market during the 13th Five-Year Plan period.
We are not necessarily against "dollar vans," but only seek a regulated industry that assures safe, inspected, insured vehicles driven by unionized operators in neighborhoods underserved by mass transit.
Driven by the OBOR strategy, development of urban rail transit in China is likely to steer toward a favorable "Going Global" situation.
