Sentence examples for transit notes from inspiring English sources

Jodie Marcyniuk, a transit priority engineer at Calgary Transit, notes that each of its transmitter-equipped buses saves 2,000 gallons of fuel and nearly 50,000 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions per year compared with buses on regular routes.

Transit notes that even where real-time vehicle positions are provided by transit agencies in a city, the timing is often updated only periodically, with as much as 5 minutes between updates – and a lot can happen in 5 minutes.

Carmi et al. [12] used the AE technique in a flow boiling experiment to detect bubble transit, noting the possibility of using AE in the detection of bubble dynamic events at the early stages in the boiling process.

See elevated transit line; mass transit; subway.

Lawrence G. Reuter, transit president, noted that the train fleet included about 6,000 cars, so the expansion was relatively small.

This would preferentially lead to increased blood flow and blood volume for adenovirus delivery; these effects and increased permeability appear to be more significant than the decreased mean transit time noted on the prior study DCE-CT study [11].

Transit officials noted that California has the highest number of fatalities involving grade crossings in the United States.

"Do not know what is under the street," James Lefton, the department's executive officer of transit services, noted on a legal pad during a July 2012 meeting.

Alignment of sequences with non-homologous N-terminal fusions (such as with chorismate mutase (AroQ), HisHb, or plant transit peptides; note the convention of using a bullet to indicate the fusion point of one domain with another domain) will make them appear to be more closely related than they actually are because residues in the non-homologous N-terminal regions find matches at random.

The authors argued that "it is likely that the changes in videofluoroscopic events, such as rapid transit times noted in Logemann et al.'s study were, at least in part, the results of quicker and more tightly activated muscle activity from the increased oropharyngeal sensory stimulation".

In relation to the second priority related to mass public transit, the author notes that while incentive-based measures such as congestion pricing are successful in reducing congestion and pollution in the developed world, there are technological barriers to the implementation of such systems in Latin America.