Sentence examples for transport concept from inspiring English sources
The new transport concept (section 3.1) and the transportation time variability in the form of train delays and cancellations that COOP faced during a 16-month period (section 3.2) are described.
Hyperloop is a high-speed ground transport concept, which propels pods of around 20 people at upwards of 700mph through vacuumed tubes.
The Hyperloop is a high-speed ground transport concept proposed by Musk to transport "pods" of 20 to 30 people through a 12-foot diameter tube at speeds of roughly 700mph (1,127km/h).
The Personal-Neo Urban Transport concept explores the packaging and design potential for a vehicle conceived exclusively around the city lifestyle," said Dave Marek, director for advanced design at Honda's American research and development operation.
He's the co-founder of online payments behemoth PayPal, the founder of private space flight pioneers SpaceX, the chief executive of electronic car manufacturers Tesla, and the original doodler of utopian transport concept Hyperloop.
Keeping in mind that most of these suggestions have barely existed beyond the drawing board, perhaps the best new public transport concept to be presented in recent years is the "cat bus", which appears as a character in the Japanese animated fantasy film My Neighbour Totoro.
With the motivation to facilitate the development of innovative transport concepts, the present study focuses on an objective evaluation of different existing means of transport in urban areas.
Efficient inbound transport networks in the European automotive industry rely on a set of different transport concepts: point-to-point services, area forwarding services and regular milk runs.
A new algorithm based on spectral element discretizations and flux-corrected transport concepts is developed for the solution of the Euler equations of inviscid compressible fluid flow.
During the last century, the service speed of many transport concepts has dramatically increased, taking advantage of the rapid development of internal combustion engines.
This paper presents an overview of the current and past evolution of the Hungarian Transport Policies and investigates how and what kind of results could be used in the future transport concepts and strategies.
