Sentence examples for transportation phase from inspiring English sources

This stance is largely based on the proposition that the most significant impact - in terms of energy use, at least - is caused by the manufacturing stage, as opposed to the packaging or transportation phase of a drink's lifecycle.

However, to our knowledge none of them is focused on the integration of telemedicine acts especially during transportation phase and also between health structures for saving more lives.

The case studied and modeled concerns the simulation exercise on the Tsunami crisis management in Cannes Franceespeciallyally during the transportation phase of patients to various health structures.

This model includes the materials production phase, transportation phase, construction phase, recycle and demolition phase as well as upstream of energy.

Doing so enabled estimation of the influence of the transportation phase on the GHG-emission rate associated with the PLA-trays' life cycle.

Herein, equipped with in-situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM), we have investigated the type of lithium ions transportation, phase transformation, and coupling mechanical behavior of carbon conformably coated Se nanowire (NW) cathode reacted with Li.

This paper reports the results of a measurement campaign carried-out in order to outline, identify and quantify the excitations a human body is exposed to, during typical transportation phases related to mountain-rescue operations.

The U.S. military patient evacuation system is comprised of three principal transportation phases: casualty evacuation; inter-theater AE; and intra-theater AE.

Based on the transportation mode/disaster-phase combination matrix, we know that most articles addressed the response phase, and the preparedness/response phase combination coming second.

The transportation planning phases are generally examined in three groups, according to their contents, constant and variable factors, time dimensions, financial costs and decision-making levels: Strategic, tactical and operational levels.

We need a new "normal". And we need to ask ourselves new questions: not whether we can afford to invest in a different way of life — solar energy, mass transportation, the phasing out of our dependency on oil — but how long we can afford not to.