Sentence examples for travel cycle from inspiring English sources

While in the past travellers used ICTs for pre-travel and post-travel arrangements, there has been a general shift to using mobile technologies during the travel experience as many travellers are nowadays connected to the internet during all stages of the travel cycle [11, 20, 42].

We're thinking about every phase of the travel cycle — dream, plan, book, go, come back — and trying to fill each one with Lonely Planet content".

Results show that the new wire-driven SRM design and control architecture are more competitive than Cartesian SRM in terms of travel cycle times, and more suitable for buildings growing in height.

Fourthly, due to the increasing availability and penetration of internet based services during the travel cycle, information can easily be accessed, and the ease of making bookings online, and retrieve a wide range of information while in a destination, has greatly facilitated city tourism.

This was mainly due to the fact that the dump truck drivers were all local hires and agreement among all drives to record the entire travel cycles could not be achieved.

28 29 The Cycling Demonstration Towns programme in England involved various combinations of town-wide media campaigns, personalised travel planning, cycle repair and cycle training services, and improvements to infrastructure for cycling.

One example of a community-level intervention evaluation that did include control communities but was non-randomised was the 'Cyclinon-randomised wasowns' programme in England [ 11], in which the intervention involved town-wide media campaigns, personalised travel planning, cycle training, repair services, and cycling infrastructure improvements.

This seems like something that is likely to improve over time, though, as my friends and I use social media more and more to catalog our adventures (and, perhaps, as I make more friends who like to travel and cycle).

In the case of the travel ban, cycles of public outrage and Administration retrenchment gave way to a legal fight that ultimately resulted in the travel ban, if altered, being implemented.

One cyclist is killed on Britain's roads for every 26 million miles travelled by cycle.

Forty-five percent of patients were moderately to extremely bothered by travel during chemotherapy cycle 1 (≥3 on the 5-point scale); this percentage increased to 59% during the subsequent cycle.