shared transport造句

例句与造句

1. It is a car share scheme, seeking to link people willing to share transport.
2. Some shared transport is available from Barabazar in Shillong to the border post at Dawki every morning.
3. Holt's mother took Holt to auditions, sometimes sharing transport with Shirley Temple and her mother.
4. The association would to buy or rent tools for shared use, share marketing initiatives to strengthen prices, and share transport.
5. Minibus, with a capacity of 18 passengers, and Shuttles, called van, with a capacity of 9 passengers are other kinds of share transport in Iran.
6. It's difficult to find shared transport in a sentence. 用shared transport造句挺难的
7. Mass market local circuit switching, which was considered part of the unbundled network elements platform included the unbundled loop, unbundled local circuit switching, and shared transport.
8. In the physical view, virtual I / O replaces a server s multiple I / O cables with a single cable that provides a shared transport for all data center networks.
9. A somewhat different form of shared transport is the " shared taxi ", a vehicle which follows a predetermined route and takes anybody waiting for it, more like a bus than a taxi.
10. The switch code can be changed in the field and the radio configured to work with up to 4 different switches ( useful for soldiers sharing transport such as motor cycles where the PTT switch can be handlebar mounted ).
11. Cosmo, which already has a tieup with Idemitsu Kosan Co . and Nippon Oil to share transport trucks and ships, said it will shave 10 billion yen in costs by closing unprofitable gasoline stations and cutting sales and distribution expenses.
12. Shared transport is taking on increasing importance as a key strategy for reducing greenhouse gas and other emissions from the transport sector in the face of the global climate emergency by finding ways of getting more intensive use of vehicles on the road.
13. He said the alliance would work in five main fields : _ cooperation on securing supplies of " dry goods " such as bottles and corks . _ distribution, sharing transport and marketing networks in export markets to minimize costs . _ exchanging industrial know-how, for example Caviro's pioneering work in selling wine in cartons . _ joint research and development . _ lobbying to defend the interests of producers _ who are also shareholders of the cooperative companies.