Sentence examples for transport aspects from inspiring English sources

Focuses on a process-based understanding of both the fluid dynamic and sediment transport aspects of coastal landforms, and, especially, the importance of feedbacks between the two.

He remained as solitary as ever, however, beavering away on such odd writing projects as a magazine article on the transport aspects of his trip to the Sudan, and another entitled "Embarrassing Postal Packets" for the Post Office Magazine.

Visitor attitude surveys were also conducted using existing theories of tourism taxonomy so as to identify optimal changes to transport aspects of the tourism product.

This paper focuses on the isotope-separator-on-line (ISOL) target work, particularly the radiation transport aspects of the two-step fission target design.

This includes theoretical, experimental and practical work on electrolytes, electrode, ionic/electronic interfaces, ionic transport aspects of corrosion, galvanic cells, e.g. for thermodynamic and kinetic studies, batteries, fuel cells, sensors and electrochromics.

For the two- or three-dimensional models, the energy function like Eq. (4) needs to be refined to include transport aspects of cells and Wnt and BMP molecules in other spatial directions or different equations for growth of crypts are required based on other mechanistic or phenomenological descriptions.

Modeling and simulation based on computational hydrodynamics and heat transfer for metal structured packed bed are carried out to predict the flow field and temperature field, and to evaluate its performance in transport aspect.

However, GFP fusion constructs possessing different lengths of an abundant RbcS transcript did not support the selective transport aspect of this hypothesis.

Unlike previous models, the one presented in this paper considers both the fluid transport and mass transfer aspects of the problem.

But the commission must give member states a say if a trade agreement covers trade in transport services, aspects of public procurement, as well as provisions affecting labour, social or environmental policy, Sharpston said.

All ten American C40-city plans have some sort of transport-policy aspect, whether public, such as switching to hybrid or electric taxis and buses, personal, such as encouraging cycling, or both.