Sentence examples for transit faster from inspiring English sources

While Los Angeles is understandable given its sprawl, Bogota is famous for pioneering a special Bus Rapid Transit system that has dedicated lanes and designed pick-up stops to make bus transit faster.

"By streamlining construction and reforming costs, the MTA could expand transit faster and cheaper than it does today".

But the characters on the show can't travel by any mode of transit faster than a horse or a sailboat. .

The advantages of point-of-care HIV testing are decreased transit time, faster overall turnaround time, and high frequency with which patients receive their test results.

The travel distance of trips from public transit decays faster than that of taxi trips, highlighting the importance of taxis in facilitating long-distance travels.

Upgrades to 10Gbps networks took hold in large IP transit providers faster than their smaller peers, and the largest providers build or buy significant portfolios of value-added services in markets like CDN.

Instead of subway and bus maps, or timetables for commuter railroads, the new guide to public transit is fast becoming a wireless laptop computer, a BlackBerry or a hand-held device that can be updated for delays and service changes.

The issue is when you aren't sure what method of transit is fastest right now.

Biologically, it has been known that there is certain level of overlap between transit amplifying (fast dividing) cells and lineage committed cells in the intestine.

Molecules which do not specifically interact with the FG repeats, can cross the NPC essentially unhindered, at rates inversely related to their Stokes radius [8]: this passive NPC transit appears fast only for small molecules (e.g. ions, RNAs) and is already clearly delayed for GFP-sized proteins [9], [10].

The TTD based on the high temporal resolution data was considerably different from the weekly one with a shift towards faster transit times, while its corresponding mean transit time of water particles was approximately reduced by half (from 9.5 to 5 years).