Sentence examples for valid transport from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for World Duty Free confirmed that it was a requirement that passengers who purchase any goods from the store produce "a valid transport document".

However, the assumption of constant regional concentrations of the transporter may not be valid since the transport of glucose across the cell membrane is a rate limiting step in the model, and appears to be important for the state variable dynamics.

Getting around The Aarhus Pass is valid on local transport and in all museums for 48hours, price DKr110.

To start with, we must accept that cycling is a valid form of transport; in too many cases we have treated cycling as an optional extra to be added where there is enough "spare" space, and in so doing have failed to protect cyclists.

The committee was similarly critical of existing bike lanes and other infrastructure, saying too much of this "treats cycling as an add-on to roads – an optional extra to be added if there was spare space, rather than a valid mode of transport".

For Da⪢1, a macroscopic convection-dispersion-reaction equation offers a valid description of transport, even for spatially heterogeneous distributions of rate constants.

So far, the particle residence time has been only developed in terms of the Eulerian-based advection-diffusion approach, which is easy to use but is only valid for the transport of fine, neutrally buoyant, non-inertial particles that exactly follow indoor airflows.

This hypothesis is valid if the proposed transport system is offered by a public body.

We present solutions to the linear transport equation valid for monoenergetic particles interacting with a multiple scattering and absorbing layered medium possessing a general anisotropic internal source term.

These parameters should be based on directly measured variables of the pore system and not inferred from indirect variables (such as those determined empirically from transport processes) valid only for a particular pore structure.

It is shown that the bubbling of gas on the electrolyte side can be accounted for by transport equations valid in the intermediate region between ordinary and Knudsen diffusion.