Sentence examples for transit processes from inspiring English sources

They act more like a selective "sieve" or a "leaky bucket" than a "tube", which necessitated evolution of a variety of effective clearance mechanisms since the lung cannot rely on 'flow-through' or transit processes, as in the case of the digestive tract.

Parameters such as the mean speed and the evacuation time, as well as the characteristic of the transit process from one staircase to another were investigated.

The transit process of the entire gastrointestinal tract reflected the overall gastrointestinal motor activity.

As the transit process involves only the oesophageal cranio-caudal dimension (lateral motion is of no concern), the dynamic image data was condensed into a single image with one spatial dimension and one temporal dimension (vertical and horizontal respectively), allowing an easy calculation of the time-activity curves.

The measurement of T g was commonly conducted during cooling down process because the glass transition process transited from non-equilibrium to equilibrium.

The public-transport (transit) operation planning process commonly includes four basic activities, usually performed in sequence: network design, timetable development, vehicle scheduling, and crew scheduling.

The public-transport (transit) operation planning process commonly includes four basic activities, usually performed in sequence: (1) network route design, (2) timetable development, (3) vehicle scheduling, and (4) crew scheduling.

To provide a solution to Bogotá's mobility issues, national and municipal institutions proposed at different times the construction of a subway network, but the proposal is never implemented due to lack of funding (see Ardila-Gómez 2004 for a deep reconstruction of transit planning processes in Bogotá).

During this transit, multiple processes must be coordinated, including folding, specific proteolytic cleavage, glycosylation, and disulfide bond formation, all with a layer of quality control at key check points.

"To ensure this can be sustainable we must also build a regional system based on established human rights principles, which aims to ensure that asylum seekers are protected properly in countries of first asylum or transit, are processed fairly, and, for those found to be refugees, are afforded timely settlement outcomes".

Integrated approaches to these phases improve the transit planning process.