Sentence examples for transit property from inspiring English sources

Several small examples are offered and the computational results of solving the problem for an actual, 181-bus transit property are reported.

Mr. Kolko noted that although people surveyed by Trulia often say they want walkability and proximity to mass transit, property searches on Trulia.com are more often conducted by city people looking in the suburbs than vice versa.

Michael G. Zacchea, New York City Transit's assistant chief operations officer, who is responsible for getting rid of all unwanted transit property, said the agency lacked the resources to improve its sales process.

When a bicycle is found chained to any transit property, including railings, station workers are supposed to remove it and take it to the Lost Property Unit in the station at 34th Street and Eighth Avenue.

In his first months in office, Mr. Christie has proposed a $29.3 billion budget, the smallest in five years, closing a projected $11 billion deficit with hits to municipalities, schools, mass transit, property tax rebates, tax credits for the poor, tuition aid to students and many other areas.

Why is the Metropolitan Transportation Authority afraid of a few bikes locked to its stairs? A. Bicycles that are chained to transit property create obstacles on the sidewalk and interfere with customer traffic, said Deirdre Parker, a spokeswoman for New York City Transit.

The Transportation Department also follows a heavily caveated "Buy America" policy, which prioritizes U.S.-made materials when building new buses, railways and ferries, among other transit properties.

"Basically, since the late 1980's and Reagan, most transit properties around the country have been trying very hard to find ways to balance their budgets," said Robert Paaswell, director of the University Transportation Research Center at City College in New York.

The scientists can estimate the mass of the comets from the observed transit properties and simple assumptions, and they conclude that the bodies are probably similar in mass to Halley's Comet.

Although the characteristics of transit-oriented development and the impact of transit on property values are well documented (cf. [4]), few studies have explicitly investigated the impact of public transport investment on residential relocation behavior.

The safety models showed that collisions were significantly associated with transit network properties such as: connectivity, coverage, overlapping degree and the Local Index of Transit Availability.