Sentence examples for transport aim from inspiring English sources

His pet projects (space flight, electric transport) aim to buy us time to colonize Mars before we destroy Earth.

Optimisation models, applied in the context of sustainable transport, aim at optimal solutions under the specified constraints of social, economic and environmental objectives [52].   5.

London Transport aimed to concentrate on electrification and improvement of passenger services in London and saw little possibility that routes in Buckinghamshire could become viable passenger routes.

The management of London Transport aimed to concentrate on electrification and the improvement of passenger services in London, and saw little possibility that the former Metropolitan Railway routes in Buckinghamshire could ever become viable passenger routes.

The management of London Transport aimed to reduce goods services, and it was felt that there was little chance of the more distant parts of the former Metropolitan Railway ever becoming viable passenger routes.

We have investigated the available evidence for contact tracing with a focus on public ground transport aiming to give guidance in what situations contact tracing should be considered.

That was the transporting aim of the gang then.

Various transport policies aim to initiate a modal shift of freight from unimodal road transport to modes that are environmentally more efficient (See [24] for an overview of intermodal transport policies).

For water transport, the aim is to transport the water produced on the cathode through the membrane to the anode by optimizing the design of the membrane electrode assembly so that the fuel cell can be operated with pure methanol and with minimum flooding at the cathode.

For example, the school of engineering and applied science offers an MSc in passenger transport management aimed at graduates with operational responsibilities in this area.

A transport hub aims to cater for transit passengers, who offer nothing to the local economy apart from paying landing fees to the airport and buying food and drink at airport-franchised shops.