Sentence examples for transport to develop from inspiring English sources

Big Gemini, or Big G, grew out of a 1963 proposal called Gemini Transport, to develop an enlarged Gemini spacecraft with docking capability, which would take advantage of the increased capacity offered by the Saturn IB and Titan IIIM rockets.

This study was commissioned by the Department for Transport to develop survival tables for people with diabetes following an AMI in order to inform vehicle licensing.

The basic version of a container allows continuous medium transport to developing tissues from all sides (Figure2a).

Therefore, it was suggested that OsSUT1 functioned to load sucrose into phloem for transport to developing shoot and roots but not play a role to transport sucrose from endosperm to embryos (Scofield et al. 2007).

During this phase of development, maximum amino acids and proteins are synthesized in plants and transported to developing organs where they are utilized for flower and embryo development.

Until such time that the gross expenditure on research increases, the inequalities in research capacity will persist and more specimens will continue to be transported to developed world laboratories.

Despite the unchanged sulphur content in mature seeds, we cannot exclude that the composition of sulphur or the amount of sulphate and other sulphur metabolites transported to developing seeds could be different between the wild-type and the sultr4;1 mutant.

Electrified powertrains/propulsion systems have gained a significant interest in transport industry to develop energy-efficient vehicular systems.

The four councils have been working together on cross-boundary transport issues to develop a 15-year plan for an integrated network and had to agree to the mayor's proposed change.

Once the specifications had been checked with regards to the dimensions of different customer sidings, they were used by SBB Cargo and Wascosa (a rail transport operator) to develop two different prototype wagons.

The source functions are used as a time-dependent boundary condition in an idealized chemical transport model to develop leading order approximations of the plume response to DNAPL source removal.