Sentence examples for two types of transportation from inspiring English sources

The main objective of this paper is to estimate the impact that the expansion of the HSR network has had on air transport in Spain by estimating the substitution effect between the two types of transportation.

Specifically, this article considers two types of transportation discounts simultaneously: quantity discounts for inbound transportation cost and distance discounts for outbound transportation cost.

The carrier manages a fleet of trucks and specialized 24.5-foot containers to serve two types of transportation requests: the delivery of container loads from the port to importers and the shipment of container loads from exporters to the port.

Musa et al. (2010) considered a transportation problem in a network of cross-docks as an extension of introduced model by Donaldson et al. (1998a) with two types of transportation: (1) transferring from suppliers to customers directly and (2) transferring through cross-docks.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 27 , 1940P. 59 Gleanings from Tout Paris, a French book of reference which lists members of Paris Society and denotes the possessors of six types of transportation.

The community context for the groups indicated three types of transportation orientation: (1) car-dominant in which driving alone was the primary mode of travel, (2) mixed-mode in which driving alone as well as a variety of other transportation modes were used for travel, and (3) sustainable transportation-oriented in which alternatives to driving alone were primarily used.

It can take up to an hour and 30 minutes to make the trip from city to suburb and involves taking three types of transportation: the RER commuter train service, a tramway, and a bus.

He scores everything from sand softness, air temperature and wave size to creature comforts, safety features and even two types of noise (transportation and crowds).

We introduce two types of connectors for stream transportation in Dioptase: local connector and remote connector.

The two-echelon location-routing problem (LRP-2E) is raised by the design of transportation networks with two types of trips: first-level trips serving from one main depot a set of satellite depots, to be located, and second-level trips supplying customers from these satellites.

The second delay was not as frequent as the other two types of delay, although various precarious means of transportation were used and as much as 20.2% of women reached the closest health facility on foot.