Sentence examples for transit due from inspiring English sources

This process of pumping the water from far afield results in high energy costs and 40% of it is lost in transit due to leaky pipes.

"At least six people have died in transit due to dehydration and exhaustion in the last three days, and many more have reportedly passed away in the besieged areas of Sinjar," said Dr Gustavo Fernandez, programme manager from Médecins Sans Frontières.

To avoid complications and difficulties mentioned above, a new industrial frequency-based single-phase AC traction power supply system using 35 kV cables is proposed in this paper for urban rail transit, due to the fact that 35 kV cables have widely been used in metro systems.

Other clinical symptoms of EPS are directly related to disturbances in gastrointestinal transit, due to abnormal fibrous tissue formation around the bowel loops.

It is likely that some patients have slow small-intestinal transit, due to prolonged periods of quiescent motor activity, and that a proportion of patients, as a result of disordered burst-like motor activity, have subsequent rapid transit.

The pathophysiologic mechanisms involved in the abnormal gastric reflux during pregnancy are decreased lower esophageal sphincter pressure and alteration in gastrointestinal transit due to hormone changes, and increased intra-abdominal pressure secondary to the enlarged gravid uterus [ 4, 19].

The measurement is used in assessing harbour dues and canal transit dues for merchant ships.

Capturing a section of the great trade route leading from India and China to the west, the Kushāns derived much of their revenue from the transit dues they exacted from the caravans crossing their territory, which often were carrying supplies of Chinese gold, silver, and nickel from the Tarim oasis towns to the Seleucid Persians.

Halley's essay was visionary, written nearly 50 years before the next transit was due in 1761.

It's taking steps to address the problem through the Amman bus rapid transit system, due for completion in 2018.

We investigate two linked dimensions; the first is the distinctive socio-economic profile of LRT passengers who self-report having relocated to the new transit corridor due, at least in part, to the new transit service.