| Nor does the Immigration Office know the whereabouts of dozens of foreign transit passengers who get lost at Korean airports every year. |
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| When a star passes over the meridian, the transit instrument can be used to measure the angle at which this happens. |
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| She believes that such a facility would mesh with the Skytrain and promote transit use for those living in outlying areas. |
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| Firstly, if you happen to run an extensive subterranean mass transit system, you should familiarise yourself with the topology of the network. |
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| The province is also the transit route for the smuggling of guns, cigarettes, petrol, stolen cars and forged documents. |
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| He thought that using it for transit or for poverty-reduction would probably be agreeable to his government. |
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| The school's Newtonian reflecting telescope gave hundreds of the pupils the chance to watch the transit live on a projected screen. |
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| The economic slow down actually offers an opportunity to re-assess and reformulate the structure of mass transit investment. |
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| Don't get us wrong, some of our best friends are engineers but a transit system is more than a collection of vehicles and schedules. |
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| The island currently already serves as a transit point for the repatriation of illegal Chinese immigrants. |
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| In the same period transit Saturn in Taurus was making two passes over natal Pluto. |
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| All of my Gemini friends have had some unpleasant experiences with this last transit of Saturn through Gemini. |
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| A list of all the phases of flight that a reusable orbital launcher must successfully transit is truly daunting. |
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| Eight years after the transit the Venus would have completed almost exactly 12 full revolutions of the sun. |
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| The result is that from 1990 to 1996, transit ridership grew 20 percent faster in the metropolitan region than did vehicle miles traveled. |
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| The majority of ridership on a transit line comes from about 300 metres around every station. |
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| The rare transit happens when Venus comes directly between the sun and the earth and appears as a black dot moving across the bright disk. |
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| While a little black spot on the sun may seem like a simple act, the transit of Venus is not. |
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| This celestial transit will make you feel highly critical of an ongoing situation in your life. |
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| At the same time, they will enhance Dubai's position as premier transit point to destinations around the globe. |
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| They will be quarantined at the NAIA transit area and will not be allowed to leave the premises while waiting for their flight to South Korea. |
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| The officials said they have stepped up checks on passengers arriving or making transit stops at the airport. |
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| After securing the boat astern, the remainder of the transit is taken up with preparations for the diving equipment and gear. |
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| To astronomers, a transit occurs whenever a small astronomical object passes in front of a larger one. |
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| The camps were the transit camps used before people were taken to the concentration camps with gas chambers. |
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| The U.S. can impose substantial restrictions on assistance to areas labeled as major drug-producing or transit areas. |
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| The tide graph indicates tidal movement based on the Moon's transit over the meridian and the lunitidal interval. |
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| The airport's transit area has the legal status of an extraterritorial zone. |
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| Next, the transit sequence interacts with the proteinaceous components of the chloroplast protein import machinery. |
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| Many New Toronto residents still use that same transit route to get in and out of the city. |
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| Smaller players can connect to their backbones via high-speed access lines, paying for a transit link to make the connection. |
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| A car-sharing facility, an E-Dock station, offices for telecommuters, and links to public transit are managed as an integrated unit. |
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| Chicago transit officials say manspreading is part of a larger constellation of etiquette issues that irk riders. |
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| At that time, the international transit area was not regarded as French territory. |
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| To get to Terran territory, we must first transit through several Gaian solar systems. |
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| At the subway the baldheaded man stopped and took a pack of government transit tickets from his pocket. |
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| Other complications include colic, founder, diarrhea, choke, abortion and transit tetany. |
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| The seamless transit of the outer atmosphere, made possible by a virtually frictionless energy shield, passed within a few minutes. |
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| I hate scratchiti on subway windows, and graffiti on public transit in general. |
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| The reason is that Kaliningrad also depends on transit trade through the non-Russian Baltic region. |
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| We'll tell you how law enforcement agencies will protect our mass transit systems. |
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| In many cities smart cards are used to access public telephones, mass transit and parking systems. |
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| In a test program, law enforcement officers will be at mass transit facilities all across the country. |
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| It was crowded, like any urban mass transit would be at rush hour, so we had to stand for this short trip. |
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| Its closing would mean thousands of veterans would no longer have access by mass transit to a hospital or any access at all. |
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| Two people are under arrest in London, possibly in connection to today's attempted mass transit bombings. |
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| The private sector can even run mass transit systems as they have in the past. |
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| Do we have to do more, particularly in terms of mass transit and in terms of worker protections? |
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| And in many of those boroughs, people depend on mass transit to get around, buses and subways. |
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| The lack of increased demand for mass transit hasn't stopped advocates from advancing a surge in ballot initiatives. |
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| Public mass transit systems may be able to offer special state-funded services. |
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| In the past five years, mass transit ridership has risen 24 percent, faster than air travel or highway usage. |
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| Anzac had anchored in the ancient seaport of Alexandria after a surprisingly rough transit through the Mediterranean Sea. |
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| I watched beautiful red-throated divers and the wintering barnacle geese transit the abandoned Isle of Innismurray, a few miles offshore. |
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| A transit van was also seized by officers, who are continuing their investigation. |
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| Being a major transit airport, Schipol has a throughput of 40 million passengers a year. |
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| The District of Columbia, of course, was a garrison town and a transit point, with a plethora of saloons and bawdy houses to attract soldiers. |
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| Every transit network has its fare beaters, the riders who view payment as either optional or prohibitively expensive. |
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| The ships carrying the materials have been in transit for some time and are due to arrive in the Irish Sea shortly. |
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| The shipment was in transit between Malaysia's Port Klang and Oakland in California. |
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| They have been linked to nearly 3 million worth of robberies from cash in transit vans in recent years. |
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| And most importantly, we always felt safe and comfortable, and we were out sometimes in public transit until close to midnight. |
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| One gentleman is so dedicated to locating obscure dispensers that he actually uses city transit to visit remote suburban garage sales. |
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| The chief argument for public transit is that it's necessary for those who can't afford cars. |
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| Trucking, airline, and public transit workers also participated in the strike. |
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| Traffic congestion and inadequate public transit make this the most polluted metro area in the country. |
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| And finally, since we are encouraging you to walk or take transit when possible, think about pedestrians. |
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| That's the only way a community can be created where people either take transit to work or walk to work. |
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| Areas visited included Charles de Gaulle airport, its immigration waiting areas, transit areas, and police and customs holding facilities. |
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| One of the special features of the bus terminus is the pedestrian subway connecting all platforms, ensuring safe transit of passengers. |
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| The travelers in transit march along, looking from a distance like a forest of bobbing backpacks. |
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| Supporters counter with the charge that tuition from transit users already partially funds parking services on campus. |
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| This amount would be equal to that received from the transit and contraband of all merchandise. |
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| Despite the contentiousness of a mandatory fee for a universal transit pass, it did pass by a small majority. |
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| Both foreign powers wanted to control an interoceanic transit route, be it by land or via a new Caribbean to Pacific canal. |
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| A circuit switch model for determining switch and network transit delays for circuit connection set-up was developed. |
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| A planetary transit is like an eclipse of the Sun, with the inner planets Mercury or Venus becoming the obscuring objects, instead of the Moon. |
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| Think of school buses as public transit for rural areas with each bus doing one long, infrequent route. |
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| Generally, all spices except fenugreek and mustard shortened the food transit time. |
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| It's probably best to counter the negative effects of this transit with a philosophical attitude, and to try to keep a sense of humour. |
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| Most of the transit fare increase will go into the pockets of precisely that wealthy layer. |
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| Could someone with a lesser aerobic capacity successfully perform the tasks required of a transit officer? |
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| Once inside the stroma, the transit sequence is cleaved off by the stromal processing peptidase. |
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| I was told it was something to do with the transit of Venus and the pentangle and the eight points. |
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| As soon as I heard the voice penetrate the transit silence, I was embarrassed for the speaker. |
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| Whether networks interconnect via peering or transit is based on the respective size of their networks. |
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| This transit is the longest and the most hazardous phase of the circulative path. |
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| Another transit hub, Sunny Bay Station in Hong Kong, takes advantage of sea breezes to cool the building. |
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| We're a neighborhood restaurant that draws from all over the city because we're directly across the street from the public transit hub. |
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| For a more permanent service, we use special developed hoverports which offer passengers a comfortable and safe transit from shore to the crafts. |
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| As well as observing the transit of Venus at Tahiti, Cook charted the coasts of both the large islands of New Zealand and of eastern Australia. |
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| The new dream is being shaped by a growing transit network of light-rail lines, subways, commuter rail and buses running in dedicated lanes. |
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| This is one of the reasons that light rapid transit has outsold SkyTrain by over 30 to 1 in the past 25 years. |
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| The floor is covered with a simple black rubber transit flooring, laid directly on top of the plymetal subfloor. |
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| Lismore Council's parks manager Neil Moreton inspects the new surface around the transit centre. |
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| If public transit and traffic lights are still down in the morning, forget the strappy sandals and dress shoes. |
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| For the third year now, the spirits of weary straphangers on Calgary transit will be lifted. |
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| The airline now runs daily flights between the two cities with a transit stopover in Vancouver. |
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| An overweight woman's dress caught on the ironing-board-shaped handrail of a transit bus stepwell. |
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| In spite of its myriad problems, the region needs some kind of mass transit system that removes odoriferous gashogs from highways. |
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| Two drills and other hand tools were taken from a white transit van parked in Layer Road, Abberton. |
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| Stahnke underwent a fecal occult blood test, a colonoscopy, a computerized tomography scan of her abdomen and a colonic transit study. |
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| It's a combined highway and transit construction project and requires drilling foundation caissons in areas with underground utilities. |
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| Why nobody, but nobody will ever take mass transit as long as they have a choice. |
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| The stay was a transit visit of less than 72 hours that did not require an entry visa. |
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| The interposed jejunal segment fulfilled efficiently the transit and sphincteral functions of the esophagus. |
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| The following morning the gang were caught red handed loading the loot into a stolen transit van. |
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| Bellavance says his organization is going to go after the Charest government and urge it to invest more in public transit in the new year. |
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| In addition, all animals urinated and experienced intestinal transit during the experimental period. |
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| What it rarely does is reflect upon big-picture issues such as energy efficiency, public transit and urban sprawl. |
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| He was even more unsettled when he thought the transit was going to crash into the side of the station. |
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| The secret surfing programs also add a layer of encryption, ensuring that messages are scrambled in transit and are thus unreadable. |
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| Weather forecasters say the chances of an unobscured view of the transit are good for central, eastern and southern England. |
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| When you add this to the current Board of Trade efforts, it's clear that there is a real united front in this city demanding transit investment. |
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| It is very important that you write the transit number on your cheque or money order. |
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| Humans with irritable bowel syndrome who have bloating and borborygmus as symptoms have impaired gas transit. |
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| It is generally accepted that public transit produces many benefits and disbenefits that are difficult to measure and value. |
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| Outside the viewport the great ships began to move, shifting apart as they prepared for transit into slip-space. |
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| Within the transit chamber a faint purple glow danced along the walls, gradually growing brighter. |
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| Mercury and Venus are the only planets that orbit closer to the Sun than the Earth, so they are the only planets that can transit the Sun. |
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| During this event, Venus shall transit the face of the sun for about five hours. |
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| He said the two men, stopped by a transit officer, claimed diplomatic immunity and were ultimately not charged with any wrongdoing. |
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| The net positive charge of the transit sequence probably allows it to approach the negatively charged chloroplast envelope electrostatically. |
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| He was convicted in 1974 and sentenced to die in the electric chair for the 1972 beating to death of a transit worker. |
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| The rapid transit system is clean and efficient and the four legs of the line cover most of the city. |
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| Another eight years later the node has moved beyond the ecliptic limit, and no transit can take place. |
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| Now the view of a transit simply shows the planet slowly moving across, appearing to eclipse the Sun. |
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| In my ongoing house search, walkability to recreation and transit is going to be key. |
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| All these failings point to a public transit system thought of by officials as only more social welfare for the quarrelsome masses. |
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| He also indicated that plans were underway to improve public transit and road accessibility to the airport. |
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| Unattended sensors under development can be placed at key transit points and alert analysts to activity. |
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| Working day over night, he developed a way to securely to transit the money from the school's bank account to his own hands in cash. |
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| Strange goings-on, considering that public transit was supposed to be a priority for this administration. |
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| Some city associations might also provide public transit such as street cars, without excluding private alternatives such as vans and jitneys. |
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| His petition drive to outlaw such a job action gave voice to voters who were unhappy at having their transit system held hostage. |
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| Taipei's mass rapid transit system was shut down after the typhoon flooded sections of the system. |
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| It also took the focus away from the family car by expanding rapid transit and encouraging walking and biking. |
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| Vertical growth would work only if you have the transport infrastructure in terms of a mass rapid transit system. |
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| These revenues would be exclusively earmarked for financing the mass rapid transit system in the form of government subsidies. |
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| Except for armour-plating, Vancouver's rapid transit system externally hasn't changed much since the 20th century. |
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| The Taipei City mass rapid transit system was severely hit by yesterday's earthquake, with service suspended for several hours. |
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| The mass rapid transit system and the public bus services, from my own attempts in getting around, are commendable for their convenience. |
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| For she was allowed transit the airport even though she had no passport and was carrying a gun. |
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| But it is the idea of introducing new innovative transport schemes, such as a mass transit system, that will draw the most attention. |
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| Trolleys were loaded with boxes of cash and hidden under rubbish before being smuggled out of the bank into a waiting white transit van that has still not been traced. |
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| Transalpine freight in border-to-border transit shall be carried by rail. |
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| The tapes for the first week's filming went missing in transit to London. |
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| He has been accused of bribing and forging carnets, a type of customs document required for transit passage of land vehicles through certain countries. |
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| And because cash-strapped transit agencies often keep old diesel buses running for years, those gains come relatively easily. |
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| It will allow them to transit Jordan on their way to other destinations. |
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| Furthermore, our stock was damaged in transit by the sub-contractor who sponsored the transport from Port Elizabeth to East London arranged by the committee. |
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| Inquiries began after a number of relatively high value benefits books were reported as having been lost in transit and were not received by the those entitled to them. |
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| With urban transportation, higher urban densities are critical in order to allow public transit and walking to be feasible urban transport options. |
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| Because of its porous eastern border and geostrategic position in the center of Europe, this country is one of the main transit points for illegal migrants. |
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| Las Vegas is the only other U.S. city to attempt monorail as cross-town transit lines rather than an airport people-mover, downtown shuttle or amusement ride. |
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| When I looked out of the window, there were three or four blokes going from door-to-door whilst an unmarked transit van crawled along behind them. |
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| They may have to provide services such as public transit and education incentives to lure workers to service jobs that an aging population will not be able to fill itself. |
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| Key amongst the equipment here was the transit telescope, angled to move only up and down, and from 1750 it was this telescope that defined Britain's prime meridian. |
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| Experts say that to be successful, public transit must be convenient and inexpensive, making it difficult to impose the types of strict security seen at airports. |
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| Public transit does not function in this kind of contrived environment. |
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| The city needs to increase parking fees, toll fees or car registration costs to further subsidise public transit and bring down the cost of the bus pass. |
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| Pregnant women may be at higher risk of traveler's diarrhea than nonpregnant women because of lowered gastric acidity and increased gastrointestinal transit time. |
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| One barn featured rapid transit cars that were awaiting some restoration. |
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| New research shows that adding inulin, a prebiotic food ingredient, protects probiotics during processing and transit through the digestive tract. |
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| The foundation is also active in supporting nonprofit groups that work on issues ranging from gay equality to mass transit solutions to handgun control. |
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| Cabs are plentiful as is public mass transit that is easy to use. |
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| Busways seem to be the mode of choice to improve suburban transit service. |
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| The next move is advisably the idea of getting a transit aspect report. |
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| The universal bus pass is an on-going initiative from the Region of Waterloo's transit division, Grand River Transit, to negotiate a bus pass deal with students. |
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| Armed guards had for decades been placed on freight trains carrying easily stolen freight through populated areas, but thefts in transit continued. |
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| In reality, public transit is the lubrication for a modern urban economy. |
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| By the 1970s, however, the electronic theodolite began to replace the transit since it could measure angles more accurately on both the horizontal and vertical axes. |
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| The premier made the remarks while attending a ground-breaking ceremony for a section of the mass rapid transit system in the greater Kaohsiung area. |
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| The bus strike shows decisively that proponents of transit are simply not telling the truth when they say that transit ridership reduces congestion. |
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| High-fiber diets can increase gas production by colonic flora and inhibit gas transit leading to gas retention, notable borborygmus, abdominal pain, and flatulence. |
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| A federal judge ruled that the Atlanta mass transit agency violated the ADA by constructing a website that was inaccessible for people with visual disabilities. |
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| In the name of fighting terrorism, transit riders are now being subjected to random police searches and armed troops are patrolling busy terminals and subway stations. |
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| Momper had his staff notify the mass transit authority to expect additional riders. |
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| We're working diligently to reduce congestion both on the incident mitigation side and the mass transit side of things. |
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| Throw in a poor mass transit system, a small and unpopular downtown, and a population shift to exurbia, and it's a wonder anyone goes to the games. |
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| Patients with delayed gastrointestinal transit time may be more susceptible to these side effects, due to enterohepatic cycling and reabsorption of licorice metabolites. |
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| A source tells The Daily Beast that Rep. Sam Graves will be the next chair of the Highways and transit Subcommittee. |
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| Unless, of course, it's talking about buying the services of a lumpen eared crew in a white transit so as you can really boss it about your manor, guv. |
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| Meanwhile, flood waters trapped commuters at City Gate, since the roads into the transit hub remained impassable for hours even after the rains had stopped. |
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| Last month, Thai laborers working on construction of the city's mass rapid transit system rioted in protest of poor working and living conditions. |
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| Employees may continue driving to work or they may exchange their parking subsidy for cash and buy a transit pass, bicycle supplies, or pay ride-share costs. |
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| It is widely believed that the completion of the mass rapid transit system and the convenience of public buses may have contributed to the sluggish business. |
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| Other achievements of Aepinus include improvements to the microscope, and his demonstration of the effects of parallax in the transit of a planet across the Sun's disk. |
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| My goals were to check out places where we might be eating and staying, and some connections between rapid transit lines or between rapid transit and commuter lines. |
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| Detailed in the state's decision, they include a transportation management program that includes major public transit and ride-sharing initiatives. |
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| Yet, mass transit carries 16 times more passengers than airlines each day. |
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| By the classical era the Sun's transit through the zodiac sign had taken precedence and Virgo became more directly perceived as a Maiden of fruition through the Harvest. |
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| I'm on public transit again, this time I standing, my eyes inadvertently just happen to glance down at the person sitting in front of me when whoa! |
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| Public transit drivers also struck to protest against fuel increases. |
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| Those transit passengers are being subjected to more scrutiny, a more careful look being given specifically to their shoes and to their clothes and to their electronics. |
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| They help improve public transit by providing commuters with another option for accessing stations, along with carpooling, kiss-and-ride facilities, and bicycle storage. |
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| The station features a kiss-and-ride lane, a 10-acre park-and-ride lot that will have 1,000 parking stalls, a bus transit center, a tour bus area, and two entrances. |
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| As a result, a 2011 Brookings Institution study placed Atlanta 91st of 100 metro areas for transit accessibility. |
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| Intraurban commuting would be helped by mass transit but interurban commuting less so. |
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| The World's transit of the Northwest Passage was documented by National Geographic photographer Raul Touzon. |
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| Worcester currently owns the only aeronautically approved commercial air transit facility in Central Massachusetts. |
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| Factors regulating changes of head-to-head agglutinability in boar spermatozoa during epididymal transit and capacitation in vitro. |
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| It was now primarily a transit point for ships engaged in the slave trade between the West and continental Africa. |
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| Nearly half of these died of diseases caught before they were captured, or damage sustained during capture and transit. |
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| In 1761 the astronomer Thomas Hornsby observed the transit of Venus from the castle grounds. |
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| Two months later she sailed into the Davis Strait to become the first British yacht to transit the Northwest Passage from west to east. |
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| In 2009 sea ice conditions were such that at least nine small vessels and two cruise ships completed the transit of the Northwest Passage. |
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| Under the law of the sea, ships engaged in transit passage are not permitted to engage in research. |
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| If such intelligence is unavailable, the TSM sweeping instead reproduces the influence of the friendly ship that is about to transit the area. |
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| From a purely transit port Zeebrugge has gradually evolved into a centre for European distribution. |
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| The defences took the form of a moat and earthen dikes, with gates at transit points, but otherwise no masonry superstructures. |
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| It would build affordable busways and link them with Rapid buses and jitneys to create a transit system from the ground up. |
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| To Develop the transit of oil items in the port of Imam Khomeini in southwest of the country. |
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| Transatlantic transit resumed in the aftermath of the war with the British, American and Dutch transatlantic companies. |
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| There is broad speculation that, without significant changes, mass transit is susceptible to the same type of disruption. |
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| As of 2005, half the residents in the Clarendon Corridor walk or take mass transit to work. |
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| During the meeting the ADB delegation discussed with the Administrator KMC, the role of KMC in the bus rapid transit project for Karachi. |
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| Smerk, of the more than 1,000 transit properties in 1948, only 36 were publicly owned. |
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| You can camp on site, or bring your campervan, motorcaravan, caravan, trailer tent or even a transit van. |
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| The current weather, tide tables, maps, and real-time local transit information can be found via GPS while in town. |
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| A white transit van and outhouse were both broken into, and a number of tools including a nail gun and circular saw were stolen. |
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| Tenders are invited for Carrying out A research on the economic impact of reopening international transit through Transnistria. |
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| As the population suburbanizes, this trend predicts that, all else equal, support for public transit projects will decline. |
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| Weakened since the 1990s, the commercial port sees the transit of 110,000 trucks to or from Ireland and Great Britain. |
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| Shot noise is produced by electrons in transit across a discontinuity, which occurs in all detectors. |
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| There will also be flicker noise caused by electron transit through amplification devices, which is reduced using heterodyne amplification. |
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| In this area, many subplates or crust blocks have been recognized, which form the Central Asian and the East Asian transit zones. |
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| Only in transit of the Panama Canal and in Canada does the pilot have the full responsibility for the navigation of the vessel. |
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| By fitting bicycle racks on the front of buses, transit agencies can significantly increase the areas they can serve. |
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| Thus, the long transits are likely due to the photoeccentric effect and our transit fits hint at an eccentric orbit. |
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| The average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit in Hamburg, for example to and from work, on a weekday is 58 min. |
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| In addition to that, Morocco is a transit point for cocaine from South America destined for Western Europe. |
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| Apart from this, many imports into the city were destined for further transit to the Suez, Africa, or Europe. |
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| Jeddah does not have any rapid transit system, but a rail system connecting the city to Riyadh is now under construction. |
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| Before good chronometers were available, longitude measurements were based on the transit of the moon, or the positions of the moons of Jupiter. |
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| The average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit in Lisboa, for example to and from work, on a weekday is 59 min. |
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| The average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit in Sevilla, for example to and from work, on a weekday is 34 min. |
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| The average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit in Rio de Janeiro, for example to and from work, on a weekday is 95 min. |
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| The Macau Light Rapid Transit or Macau LRT also known as Metro Ligeiro de Macau is a mass transit system in Macau under construction. |
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| Despite some improvements, the roads still made transit difficult, particularly for heavy military equipment. |
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| During the transit, the navigator can check that the ship is on track by checking that the pip lies on the drawn line. |
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| Miami Central Station, the city's rapid transit, commuter rail, intercity rail, and bus hub, is under construction. |
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| The urban transport system is composed of over 652 transit routes that are served by buses, microbuses and combis. |
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| Its method of transit is direct person-to-person contact with body fluids. |
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| Employers may purchase transit passes or vanpool subscriptions for employees. |
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| Perhaps most important in Mueller's transit toward the immaterial is the luxuriant otherworldliness of his color. |
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| The transit agency also advised residents that no drugs, alcohol, pets, videocameras and glass containers are allowed on the fair property. |
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| The existing ADAAG requirments for detectible warnings at transit platforms is not included in this amendment and remains in full effect. |
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| The Alaska Railroad is straightening tracks and eliminating grade crossings to provide faster transit service and to increase safety. |
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| Not the coolest of gunsels, Manni panicked when he saw transit inspectors board the train. |
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| The province is a transit corridor to the neighbouring Indonesian island of Sumatra. |
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| Its location will remove the need for passengers to transit Dubai city, where traffic jams can be extensive. |
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| So we are pleased to work with preservationists and the community to design the transit hub in a way that can preserve the Corbin Building. |
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| For instance, the seeds of the European mistletoe spend about 30 minutes in transit as they pass through a bird called a mistletoe thrush. |
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| They feature everything from carpet cleaners, power drills and wallpaper strippers to tree pruners,sack barrows and transit vans. |
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| Technically, it works by slowing the transit of food across the ileocecal valve, keeping your stomach fuller for longer. |
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| Merchants carried on a transit trade between Muscovy, Kazan, Crimea, Central Asia, and the Transcaucasus region. |
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| The average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit in Venice, for example to and from work, on a weekday is 52 min. |
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| The average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit in Firenze, for example to and from work, on a weekday is 59 min. |
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| In 2011, the United States added Belize to the list of nations considered major drug producers or transit countries for narcotics. |
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| The Kolkata Metro, in operation since 1984, is the oldest underground mass transit system in India. |
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| The system includes bus, subsidized passenger rail operated by Philadelphia transit agency SEPTA, and subsidized taxi and paratransit modes. |
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| The main issue for the Americans was free transit of the Mississippi to the sea. |
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| A readdressable, wireless digital display tag shows handling instructions, transit addresses, bar codes, icons, multi-language text and more. |
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| Europe began to transit from human and animal muscle labor towards mechanical labor with the advent of the water wheel. |
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| The horse must also be tolerant of breeching, long ropes, noisy loads, and the shifting of the load during transit. |
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| Heritage railway lines contain historic rail infrastructure that has been substituted or made obsolete in modern railway transit systems. |
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| Friability testing is a laboratory technique used by the pharmaceutical industry to test the durability of tablets during transit. |
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| During epididymal transit, spermatozoa bind to proteins that were secreted by the epididymis via epididymosomal transport. |
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| The feasibility of exoatmosphere detection by transit observations has been demonstrated by several authors. |
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| The flitter tumbled from the shimmering throat of the wormhole transit route from Port Sol to Earthport. |
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| Each full-color city map features the latest updates on roads, public transit, airports, tourist sights and the city's most happening gayborhood. |
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| The police intercepted the package of stolen goods while it was in transit. |
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| It is important to maintain the correct temperature for perishable goods in transit. |
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| Leeds and Bradford have more developed commuter rail systems but lack any mass transit system. |
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| With France visible across the Strait of Dover, the town became an important transit point for those travelling from the UK to the Continent. |
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| Railways, transatlantic steamships, municipal trams, electric trains were all pioneered in Liverpool as modes of mass transit. |
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| Although lacking any rail based rapid transit network, Preston has a very comprehensive bus network. |
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| This is an unusual underground air cushion funicular rapid transit system, situated in the Austrian ski resort of Serfaus. |
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| In Scotland, however, the Glasgow Subway underground rapid transit system is known as the Subway. |
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| The extent of the rapid transit system varies greatly between cities, with several transport strategies. |
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| In some cases the differences between urban rapid transit and suburban systems are not clear. |
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| Rapid transit systems may be supplemented by other systems such as buses, trams, or commuter rail. |
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| Heavy rapid transit trains might have six to twelve cars, while lighter systems may use four or fewer. |
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| A transit map is a topological map or schematic diagram used to show the routes and stations in a public transport system. |
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| Maps may show only rapid transit or also include other modes of public transport. |
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| Transit maps can be found in transit vehicles, on platforms, elsewhere in stations, and in printed timetables. |
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| With widespread use of the Internet and cell phones globally, transit operators now use these technologies to present information to their users. |
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| Compared to other modes of transport, rapid transit has a good safety record, with few accidents. |
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| Most rapid transit trains are electric multiple units with lengths from three to over ten cars. |
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| High capacity Monorails with larger and longer trains can be classified as rapid transit systems. |
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| Light metros are typically used as Feeder lines into the main rapid transit system. |
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| Premetros also allow a gradual upgrade of existing tramways to rapid transit, thus spreading the investment costs over time. |
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| Also, an efficient transit system can decrease the economic welfare loss caused by the increase of population density in a metropolis. |
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| Most systems are publicly owned, by either local governments, transit authorities or national governments. |
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| The transit systems may be operated by the owner or by a private company through a public service obligation. |
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| Almost all transit systems operate at a deficit, requiring fare revenue, advertising and subsidies to cover costs. |
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| In 2007, a proposal to replace the shuttle buses with a segregated tracked transit system was announced. |
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| An advertising poster on a transit shelter makes a better door than a window, when trying to spot oncoming traffic. |
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| The prison at Omsk, which had known Dostoyevsky, was not like any old Gulag transit prison, hastily knocked together from matchwood. |
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