Sentence examples for typical transit from inspiring English sources

Several of those interviewed suggested that their typical transit commutes could be abandoned.

A simple representation of the mode-to-mode switching options is introduced that results in a substantially improved design, with computational complexity independent of the number of modes and fixed schedule lines for typical transit and freight networks.

As L.A. City Councilman Mike Bonin told KPCC in November, the single-ride fee "is probably going to be the trial option for most transit users, and I'm afraid it's probably not the right price point for the typical transit user in L.A". In other words, it's far too expensive.

Notably, by cross-correlating the two compartments (e.g. pCF 16) in Fig. 6C and D), we observe the typical transit delays of molecules undergoing passive diffusion through NPCs in both directions (150 1000 ms in N = 5 observed cells).

Thus, CAO seems not to be processed after integration of the protein into the envelope membrane in the alga, which is supported by the lack of similarity of the N-terminal sequence to a typical transit sequence such as encoded by the gene in Arabdopsis.

This could cut as much as 20 hours off the typical Panama Canal transit.

This charging time enables the buses to meet the duty cycles typical in transit applications," according to Smith.

The first exon codes for a typical chloroplast transit peptide that must be removed after translocation into the stroma [ 16].

In the present study, however, neither TMHMM nor TargetP predicted a typical plastid transit peptide in the N-terminal region of EgCrtB, although it is difficult to exactly predict the plastid-targeted proteins of E. gracilis because the system that traffics proteins to Euglena's plastids, which are surrounded by three membranes [ 1], differs from that of higher plants [ 28].

Typical in-transit transport time from when loading commences to markets is 20 25 days.

Mr. Selby's biography is pretty typical for a transit visionary -- high school dropout, six years in the Navy, a job fixing diesel engines in the United States Virgin Islands.