Sentence examples for transporting the same from inspiring English sources

This process reduces the traffic intensity, which in turn results in less bandwidth requirements for transporting the same amount of information.

Upstate New York has huge underground deposits of salt, but moving it hundreds of miles by train is much more expensive than transporting the same amount thousands of miles by ship.

Even transporting the same politicians from one country to another would yield different approaches to international affairs, since states' interests vary.

Enbridge will be transporting the same tar sands described by former NASA climate scientist James Hansen as one of the "dirtiest most carbon-intensive fuels on the planet".

The value of using water as a means of transporting goods is measured in terms of the cost savings that result from not transporting the same goods via an alternative means, typically by train.

In the case of transport reactions, two transporters were considered similar if they transported the same molecule with one transporter from one network potentially matching multiple transporters in the other network.

In the light-touch conditions, both groups needed smaller grip force to lift and transport the same cup (persons with hemiparesis, 51.05%±21.36%; healthy subjects, 33.52%±22.65%).

Although the shorter pulmonary circulation requires less pressure than the much longer systemic circuit, the two are connected to each other and must transport the same volume of fluid per unit time.

Last year, Border Patrol agents arrested a 25-year-old man for using a drone to ferry tens of thousands of dollars' worth of methamphetamine across the southwest border, raising the specter that other dangerous goods could be transported the same way.

Slow steaming the trip from China to Europe now takes around 26 rather than 21 days means that more vessels are needed to transport the same amount of cargo, but fuel costs are lower.

However, a thicker tank increases vehicle weight and thus leads to an increase in the number of shipments required to transport the same amount of product and consequently greater exposure to accidents.