Sentence examples for transportation for both from inspiring English sources

Until 1960 rail travel was the major means of inland transportation for both freight and passengers but since has been superseded by road transport and, more recently, by the rise in air travel.

Railways provide the main method of transportation for both freight and passengers in the country.

Composed of up to 100 Conestoga wagons (sometimes called prairie schooners), wagon trains soon became the prevailing mode of long-distance overland transportation for both people and goods.

The demand for and supply of transportation for both passengers and freight, transportation pricing, and the reasons why the transportation system is both regulated and deregulated are among its concerns.

The improved electrosorption rate and capacity (15.31 mg g-1 at 1.2 V) of HZCs electrode imply that hollow structure facilitates the transportation for both ions and mass on CDI process.

In the HIA, direct cost composition showed treatment cost (49.49%) as the largest component of the direct cost, followed by admission cost (23.47%), transportation for both patient and caregiver (12.63%), feeding (12.09%) then first aid (2.32%) (see Table 1).

It serves as the religious, economic, cultural, educational, and transportation centre for both northern Thailand and part of neighbouring Myanmar (Burma).

Moreover, the configuration of ocean shorelines, rivers, lakes, and landforms rendered feasible the construction of a dense and efficient transportation system for both domestic and foreign commerce.

The company's goal is to build transportation networks for both people and cargo, using super low pressure sealed tubes and pods that float along a track using magnetic levitation, based on a technical concept first proposed by Elon Musk.

The GrTrs directly grown on current collector act as supporters of SiNPs, which ensure their dispersion uniformity and supply three dimensional short transportation paths for both Li ions and electrons.

A cohort study among the next generation of older adults (from 65 years), showed an increase of daily trips in all transportation modes for both men and women, and it is expected that this population will be more mobile at the age of 80 90 than those of this age are today [7].