Sentence examples for transit potential from inspiring English sources

While I wouldn't go so far as to call Zipcar, Uber, Lyft and even public transit potential "professional service" or "support" firms in the traditional context, engaging them to assist in maintaining service levels can be where the rubber hits the road, accelerating CaaS.

Expansion of intermediate cell types that do not robustly manifest their transit-amplifying potential in the wild type may also contribute to regenerative growth and tumor development in other tissues in other organisms.

Drawing from the classic Personal Rapid Transit model as well as Mark Gorton's idea of Smart Para-Transit, two potential designs for an ATN are presented and compared to one another, and the viability of the ATN concept as a whole is explored using statewide transportation demand from the state of New Jersey.

Among other states, Kazakhstan is viewed as a potentially important supply hub, while the Caspian Sea port of Baku, Azerbaijan, could be a potential transit point for fuel and other goods arriving from Europe.

After less than a year, Ms. Lapp faced a potential transit strike.

We validated HAT-P-67b via two Doppler tomographic detections of the planetary transit, which eliminate potential eclipsing binary blend scenarios.

It has become even more crucial as a potential transit route for Europe-bound natural gas from energy-rich Azerbaijan and Central Asia, as well as from Iraq (and eventually Iran).

The location of the infrastructure of the Rapid Transit Network considers at upper level a list of potential transit corridors and stations on the basis of its own constraints, so the network design is modelled on a discrete space of alternatives.

SI values are derived in Chicago as an example for (1) commuter rail stations (for work trips), and (2) shopping centers near transit stops as potential opportunities for additional weekday parking and EV charging (for multi-purpose trips/MPT).

The results suggest that STAs reduce traffic volume and slightly increase the use of public transit, supporting a potential role for voluntary information programs that directly target individuals as a means for improving local air quality.

Lastly, small states with a lot of potential transit traffic tend to tax diesel fuel at low levels.