Sentence examples for transport elements from inspiring English sources

The study permits the specification of misalignment tolerances for the beam transport elements of the ion gantry.

There has been considerable research on the environmental impact of supply chains but most of this has concentrated on the transport elements.

In particular, the first group of aspects (Dimension A) is related to the internal functions and logistics of an interchange, including transport elements of the interchange and the services and facilities necessary to fulfil the transfer functions properly.

Newland was engaged in operations on the Gallipoli Peninsula until 9 June, when he was withdrawn from the area and placed in command of the 12th Battalion's transport elements stationed in Egypt.

Private companies may provide only the patient transport elements of ambulance care (i.e. nonurgent or ambulatory transport), but in some places, they are contracted to provide emergency care, or to form a 'second tier' response.

Prior to the ships' departure it was decided to use Duchess of York to transport elements of the 5th (West Africa) Brigade to Bombay after the ships arrived at Freetown, while California would instead carry other West African personnel to the Middle East.

The Lagrangian, Transport Element Method is used to provide the numerical solutions.

The Lagrangian transport element method is used to obtain the simulation results.

The transport element method is extended to three dimensions to study the evolution of scalar fields in a flow with high vorticity concentration.

For our purposes, it is enough that the static and dynamic characteristics of pedestrians determine the individual load (or occupation, consumption) that each of them requires on a capacity resource, whether a storage space or a transport element.

This reduced conceptual model is specially tailored for real-time flood control applications by eliminating all unnecessary intermediate calculations to obtain the flood control objectives and by introducing a new transport element by means of flow matrices.