Sentence examples for transportation capabilities from inspiring English sources
Intelligent Transportation Systems ITSS) provide mechanisms so that users are better informed in order to use efficiently the existing and future transportation capabilities.
"Given the long-term trajectory of domestic energy production and transportation capabilities, a smaller SPR is projected to be able to continue to meet international obligations and emergency needs," states a budget document released by the White House on Tuesday.
Therefore it is essential to assess and classify the coal seams with respect to their proneness to spontaneous combustion to plan the production, storage and transportation capabilities in mines.
Since 2011, the company has invested $150 billion worldwide on fulfillment networks, transportation capabilities and ad technology infrastructure.
Logistics solutions have long had logic for both improving a shipper's transportation capabilities and for doing commerce.
Parallel schemes are thus able to improve transportation capabilities and satisfy the time demands of different passengers.
The airport transportation network structure and its performance are key factors to benefit the local area or national transportation capability and economic development.
High temperature superconducting (HTS) cable has been paid much attention due to its high efficiency and high current transportation capability, and it is also regarded as eco-friendly power cable for the next generation.
Both experimental and computational perspectives confirmed that S-doping in SC3N4 can modify its electronic structure, reflected by the elevated conduction and valence band levels, as well as the improved transportation capability of photogenerated electrons.
Moreover, the bromine modification and porous structure can narrow the band gap, enhance the transportation capability of photogenerated electrons, improve the optical and conductive properties of CN, thus contribute to an outstanding H2 evolution rate under visible light irradiation (120 μmol h−1), which is about 3.6 times higher than pure CN.
Single-sourcing space transportation capability will just result in a new monopoly and will evolve the same cost structure as the old.
