Sentence examples for transport because it from inspiring English sources

Biodiesel is also safer to handle and transport because it ignites at a much higher temperature than standard diesel or gasoline.

Yet I can't read poetry on public transport, because it requires a level of concentration that I just don't have in such an unpredictable environment.

According to a study by an economist, Peter Reuter, Latin American-produced cocaine is as much as 10 times cheaper to transport because it is usually shipped in bigger batches, 250 kilos and up.

(Exactly how sand moves in water is a matter that even the most complex mathematical models don't really explain. Einstein reportedly advised his son Hans not to pursue a career in sedimentary transport, because it was too complicated).

We hypothesized that T. serrulatus venom might impair pulmonary fluid transport because it decreases α-ENaC and AQP5 expression, as well as increases NKCC1 expression.

This possibility is useful in transport balance (steady state) problems with a phenomenological diffusive ansatz for the turbulent transport, because it allows a direct use of variance reduction methods well suited for single particle algorithms.

Although the oil sales to those countries were legal — Iran was allowed to sell up to 1 million barrels per day before sanctions were lifted — the money for the sales "would sit in one of those banks in their countries, but [the money] could not be transported, because it was illegal under U.S. sanctions," Habibi said.

The proposed algorithm can be used in a more general transport network, because it does not require the transport network bottleneck buffer to be in the RNC.

3D printing technology could pose a significant threat to the global transport industry because it may lead to a reversal of the trend of globalization which has benefited most transport sectors, as vast quantities of consumer goods are moved internationally to Western markets from the Far East.

The regulation, known popularly as the transport rule because it is directed at emissions that are carried eastward by prevailing winds, is a significant toughening of the acid rain program that was part of amendments to the Clean Air Act in 1990.

The report found that the Maritime and Coastguard Agency was blocked from joining the Department for Transport scheme because it did not have security clearance for Whitehall IT systems.