Sentence examples for transport consisting of from inspiring English sources

Although they are improving, mass-transportation facilities remain inadequate, with the principal means of public transport consisting of an ever-increasing fleet of buses.

Once arrived in the neighborhood where the canals run, you can arrive at the nearest embarcadero (dock) by taking a bici-taxi (a home-made variety of eco-friendly transport, consisting of a bicycle attached to a small cab that holds between two and four people -- it's bumpy and not particularly comfortable, but it's fun and efficient).

On establishment, the force consisted of one mounted division, one infantry brigade and four infantry battalions (equivalent to a second infantry brigade without brigade support troops or a command structure), five batteries, six sections of artillery and transport consisting of 20 lorries, 17 tractors, 34 trucks, 300 donkeys, 11,000 horses and mules.

For example, the public transport consists of these little vans that pick you up which are driven by someone's uncle.

Internal transport consists of a few secondary coastal roads, riverboats, and airways, with the latter becoming increasingly important.

So Ethicon, USGI and other firms are developing entirely new instruments.One device developed by USGI, called the ShapeLock TransPort, consists of a flexible "access platform" through which other devices can be fed.

Railway transport consists of two main asset classes of infrastructure and rolling stock.

The public mode of transport consists of two modes: one is the bus service and the other is the MRT.

Thus, a functional cycle of AcrB transport consists of three phases, termed as access, binding, and extrusion phases.

A typical transport consists of one truck carrying one protected shipping container, holding a number of packages with a total weight varying from 80 to 200 kg of plutonium oxide.

The process of vesicular transport consists of several steps including vesicle formation, targeting to the appropriate compartment and fusion of the vesicle with the target membrane.