Sentence examples for travel terms from inspiring English sources

In travel terms, these days, complete isolation is virtually impossible.

So get ready for the Caribbean to be turned upside-down in travel terms.

In travel terms, each of them can expect an increased profile as a possible holiday destination.

In travel terms, he's "hard pressed to think of another job that's comparable" to Mrs. Clinton's, he said, noting that even commercial pilots have consistent routes and guaranteed breaks.

Kaia had promised to show us Lofoten's "unique mix of nature and culture," including "amazing street art" and estimated the cost of the expedition at 1,000 kroner each (about $170 at 5.9 kroner to the dollar, or, in Norwegian travel terms, practically free).

Waygo's Chinese and Japanese dictionaries are currently geared toward travel terms, like phrases you might see in a menu or on a map, but it often doesn't recognize more complex vocabulary, though you can use it to look up individual characters.

Logistic regression analyses revealed that the visibility of the intervention, defined as the area of visibility in the horizontal plane opposite to the direction of travel (termed the isovist) had a major effect on success of the intervention.

Precise mechanisms of Nephila dispersal are not documented; however, orb weavers generally disperse by wind travel termed 'ballooning' [ 5], which is likely also true for Nephila [ 20].

First, we decouple several spatially cohesive regions with intensive internal taxicab travels (termed as demand regions), which intuitively reveal the well-known multi-sectored urban configuration of Wuhan.

In the model we are assuming that the only point at which the bee stops flying is in flowers, and therefore the model does not consider other non-floral environmental temperatures, which are combined into the catch-all net cost of travelling term ct.

As a result, AVs further reduce the opportunity cost of travel in terms of the saved value of time pertaining to off-wheel activities [7].