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    BART Bay Area Rapid Transit, known by the acronym BART, is the main rail transportation system for the San Francisco Bay Area. It was envisioned as early as 1946 but the construction of the original system began in the 1960s. Origins and planning The idea of an underwater electric rail tube was first proposed in the early 1900s by Francis "Borax" Smith. There were also plans for a third-rail powered subway line (Twin Peaks Tunnel) under Market Street in the 1910s. Much of BART's current…

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    Introduction Comparisons and debates on which transport model should be applied between bus lines or train lines are important to explore for the appropriate application of public transport and urge the need for analysis for determining which system is more adequate. Superficially, the train line might be superior in terms of fixed routes, attracting investors, the benefit in the evaluation and always become the chosen system of the policy makers. However, the implementation of bus lines…

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    Now come to the question of HOW? As we have discussed there are five transport methods: sea, air, rail, road transport and the orphan and continuously forgotten pipeline transport. In today’s transport world all five of these transport modes are used to transport cargo. The land transport can be by train or truck. In the event of air and sea transport land transport (rail or road transport) is required to take the cargo from the origin to the airport or harbour and the same happens on the…

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    Textbook Reference: 6.4 What Are the Active Processes of Membrane Transport? Page: 120 5. Barrier formation is only one function of the cell membrane. Describe some other functions of the membrane and discuss how the membrane is suited for those functions. Answer: Membranes function in processing energy transformation and in the organization of chemical reactions. Integral and peripheral proteins contribute to these functions. The membrane serves as a holding site for the catalytic enzymes…

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    choose which is the best and most cost- systems for people. Actually, many people would say that may be private transports. However , in my opinion, I believe that public transports are the best means of transport for people who want to go with cheap prices, comfortable and protect our environment. There are, to my mind. 3 main reasons for choosing to go to work or to travel by public transports: cheaper price, environmental…

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    Public Transport Essay

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    community. The increased connectivity brought to cities by public transport also creates access to a wider and…

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    Kinder transport? After Adolph Hitler became Germany's leader, he spread anti-Semitism. Jewish families were concerned about their children because Hitler was anti-Semitic. People in Britain and other European countries responded by getting Jewish children out of Germany by making the kinder transport. As a result, many Jewish children survived. It was during 1938 to World War two. The Jewish parents in Germany worked with Great Britain to save Jewish children by using the Kinder transport to…

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    Active Transport Essay

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    The Effect of Active Transport on the Movement of Glucose Against the Concentration Gradient within the Small Intestine of a Rat Introduction The movement of substances across the cell membrane occurs in many ways, including transport by carrier proteins, also known as active transport (Barman et al. 1986). Active transport involves the movement of molecules through the cell membrane against a concentration gradient with the help of a carrier protein utilizing ATP energy. (Barman et al. 1986).…

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    4.Rising transport issues in both private and public transport In public transport in Mumbai, suburban railway and BEST bus share the majority proportion at around 88% of the public transport (2008). As traditionally considered, public transport service is the responsibility of the government, but due to the large population and limitation of resources in Mumbai, government-provided public transport service is rather inadequate and fail to meet the public demand. During the recent decades,…

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    The existence of transportations is one of greatly human creations that benefit them to use in daily lives such as cars, buses and trains. It helps humans to commute to one place to another. Yet, it comes with several disadvantages; it affects the nature. The photos above taken around the city area on 12th August 2014 whilst I was out for groceries shopping. It displays the traffic congestion are common happening in any cities around the world and this did not exclude Auckland city. To certain…

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