Sentence examples for transportation prediction from inspiring English sources

Comparing the MG-150 and MG-180 catalysts, the MG-180 hybrid gave a higher i sc, which suggests either a better conductivity or a higher reactivity, and agrees well with the weakened charge transportation prediction by excessive defects in the MG-150 hybrid.

A factorial experiment on a test bed prototype of the I-4 urban limited access highway corridor located in Orlando, Florida was conducted to identify the optimal settings for CO2 emissions reduction and to develop a microscopic transportation emission prediction model.

The subject: the mayor's transportation restoration predictions after Hurricane Sandy.

Table 2 shows the study's prediction for transportation costs for different shipping types as a percentage per transported tonne or per TEU (twenty-foot container) due to switching from bunker oil (1.5 % sulphur) with a price of 271 Euro per tonne (370 USD) to low-sulphur fuel (0.1 % sulphur) with a price of 470 to 500 Euro per tonne (633 673 USD).

It can be applied to sequential data prediction in transportation disruption or mutation, contributing to the prediction of transportation disruption.

The experimental evaluations show that this method is effective for predictive complex event processing and it outperforms other popular methods when processing traffic prediction in intelligent transportation systems.

Han and Moutarde [6] focus on traffic dynamic prediction in urban transportation network and find out the evolution of traffic states, which contributes to the adjustment of traffic management.

SVMs models have also been employed in some aspects of transportation field, such as traffic flow prediction, incident detection and crash frequency studies.

Transportation system analysis must rely on predictions of the future that, by their very nature, contain substantial uncertainty.

The pocket we chose for docking prediction is located inside the transportation pathway shown in Figure 2.

In Japan, the light over your prospective elevator lights up ("arrival immediate prediction lantern," in the vulgate of vertical transportation), even if the elevator isn't there yet, to account for what the Japanese call "psychological waiting time".