Sentence examples for transportation dynamics from inspiring English sources
Because FT encodes a mobile signal, florigen, which is generally transported from leaves to meristems through the phloem, understanding the transportation dynamics of FT is required to explore the role of FT on floral commitment.
"Similar services like Uber in the U.S. have experienced such problems but many European cities offer extremely favorable demographics for a service like Cabify in terms of transportation dynamics, smartphone adoption, and taxi unionization".
Moreover, it can capture urban transportation dynamics and offer specific services, visualization, analyses and evaluation of the hazmat risk in various high-risk zones.
However, the population density, built environment, and population transportation dynamics of central Brooklyn suggested an alternate means of defining a venue, namely, as city blocks where the target population congregates or passes through.
The control problem of hyperbolic distributed parameter systems has been frequently encountered in many dynamic processes, for example, wave transportation, fluid dynamics, elastic vibration.
What will be the major logistics platforms (procurement, production, distribution) in Europe and the dynamics of transportation flows?
The aim of current study was to analyze impacts of various transportation policies using system dynamics model based on pertinent data of world cities.
This study explains the influence of initial conditions on the dynamics of transportation networks and may provide guidance for network design and management.
Glacial, periglacial, fluvio-glacial, and aeolian dynamics enhanced transportation and mixing of materials, generating new superficial deposits in which Holocene soils developed.
The opening of the Suez Canal altered British interactions with the colonies of the British Empire as the dynamics of transportation, trade and communication had now changed drastically.
The framework bundles three components: (i) a Cellular Automata model for the simulation of the urban land-use dynamics; (ii) a transportation model for estimating the variation of the transportation network load and (iii) the Advanced Canopy-Atmosphere-Soil ACASAithmodelASA) model tightly coupled with the mesoscale weather forecasting model WRF.
