Sentence examples for transport efforts from inspiring English sources

Nearby are the Angkorian-era ruins at Phnom Banan, while at the village of Ban Odomboing the popular and surreal bamboo train – a flat, homemade bamboo platform placed on rail wheels and then powered by an outboard motor – is one of the most remarkable public transport efforts on the planet.

Main advantages of this alternative are the low transport efforts alongside with its relevancy for wetland ecology.

While there is a mobility plan within Trondheim [24] which attempts to unite planning and transport efforts with the goal of environmental sustainability, it only involves personal mobility by public transport, walking and biking.

Mostly, animal transport efforts are focused on bringing Puerto Rico shelter animals to mainland cities where they can be adopted.

Also the costs per transport effort are calculated based on the private costs and based on the social costs, both at the economically optimum speeds based on a uniformly applied sailing profile.

This was due to the high initial splitting rate of colonies (29 out of 33 informed colonies and all naïve colonies (n = 33) split – reunion of split colonies occasionally occurred within 24 hours), which resulted in uneven transport effort between both nests in informed colonies and even transport effort in naïve colonies (Figure 3A).

To evaluate urban transport planning efforts, there is a need for a metric expressing the aggregate performance of the city's transport systems which should relate to residents' preferences.

Therefore, murine in vitro BBB models are potentially better models to use in the BBB field to best understand drug transport screening efforts.

There has been a limited effort to identify the influences that really matter to users of public transport; however the efforts have been based on simplistic measures of satisfaction measured of a Likert scale (typically from very unsatisfied to very satisfied), where the contributing influences are treated as independent and hence additive in their impact.

NEW ZEALAND: Special Forces, medics, engineers and transport for relief efforts.

Both operators were using road vehicles to transport passengers, but efforts were hampered by a lack of vehicles and flooded roads.