Sentence examples for was transported over from inspiring English sources

It is a term that was transported over from silver halide film, when it measured the fineness of the grains on the film, hence its sensitivity to light.

The documents say the shipment was transported over two weeks in October, with undercover Ecuadorean agents retrieving the cocaine from a tour bus in Quito and American agents testing its purity in Dallas before sending it on to Madrid.

Brunet et al. [40] observed that maize pollen was dispersed at even higher altitudes of several km and was transported over distances as far as 70 km.

The wood chips or straw bales were transported over a distance of 100 km, from the production site to the pretreatment plant, then the produced solid biofuel was transported over a distance of 200 km to the gasification plant, and the produced transportation biofuel was transported over a distance of 15 km to the gas station.

Milk from within the peri-urban area was transported over a distance of about 10 km to reach Isiolo town market using donkeys (94.9%), although a few producers (5.1%) with large volumes of milk use four-wheel pick-up vehicles.

In the early afternoon of 20 March, plume P7 was transported over a long distance, first to the ocean and then toward land by a clockwise rotation of the plume route, as indicated by the thick white arrow in Fig. 15; it covered a large part of the northern Kantou region, as shown in Fig. 16b.

In addition, NPM can remain in the atmosphere for weeks and can thus be transported over longer distances in the atmosphere compared to larger particles7.

However, urine samples require restrictive conditions for storage and transportation, especially when samples must be transported over large distances in a warm climate.

This paper considers a bi-level hazmat transportation network design problem in which hazmat shipments have to be transported over a road network between specified origin-destination points.

McDermid: Yes, exactly, you're weakening the circulation and less moisture is transported over the region.

Parker Pearson and his colleagues suspect that the stones were transported over land instead, on sledges.