Sentence examples for wide transportation from inspiring English sources

Even today, to ship iron ore from the interior to port cities, Rio Tinto and BHP own a wide transportation network in the Pilbara, including private roads that motorists can use only with the companies' permission.

Over about one hundred years aviation has evolved from an adventurous enterprise of audacious pioneers to a large scale industry providing high performance defense aircraft and world wide transportation.

PFCs undergo wide transportation across all environmental media, including direct sources, such as the production, use, and disposal of consumer products containing these compounds, and indirect sources, such as volatile and neutral PFC precursor degradation [ 9, 11].

But outside the glass-panel doors, the reality of Shanghai's growing pains sinks in, in the form of a city-wide transportation crisis.

Based on a space time network construct, this paper formulates a network design problem to maximize the system-wide transportation accessibility from different origins to activity locations at special event sites.

By adapting a space time prism analysis framework, this paper aims to address a new urban network design problem to maximize the system-wide transportation accessibility between major activity locations, subject to a given highway construction budget.

These large, city-wide transportation projects are often central to larger urban revitalization plans intending to foster economic growth and alter city images to both residents and to outsiders.

To solve it, we need to design the underlying blocking network, which is a virtual network that is overlaid on the physical network, and to route different commodities, where each set of railcars with the same origin-destination pair of nodes defines a separate commodity on the blocking network to minimize the system-wide transportation costs.

Thus, the information about the local traffic is an important factor considering the wider transportation system.

The Japanese tech powerhouse, flush with billions from its extremely lucrative Alibaba investment, is today confirming that it has led a $210 million investment in Ola, an Uber-style service in India that aims to use technology to shake up and dominate the car-for-hire and wider transportation market in the country.

A 2013 Yes! Magazine article about San Antonio's program explained the bike share was implemented as a part of a greater effort to improve city-wide transportation and to lower carbon emissions.