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included commute mode, duration,
travel attitudes, and
campus type. Notably, 72% of
students had one-way
commutes of one hour or less, 22% had
commutes lasting...
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commute, commutation, commutative, or
commutativity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Commute,
commutation or
commutative may
refer to:
Commuting,...
- \ldots ,A_{k}} is said to
commute if they
commute pairwise,
meaning that
every pair of
matrices in the set
commutes.
Commuting matrices preserve each other's...
- 7 May 2005. "Is
working at
Cisco worth a 7-hour
commute?". "Britain's
workers are
using their commutes to
become more productive,
according to research...
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CommuteAir is a
regional airline of the
United States founded in 1989. Today,
CommuteAir
operates more than 1,600 w****ly flights,
exclusively on behalf...
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Bicycle commuting is the use of a
bicycle to
travel from home to a
place of work or
study — in
contrast to the use of a
bicycle for sport, recreation...
- A
reverse commute is a
round trip,
regularly taken, from an
urban area to a
suburban one in the morning, and
returning in the evening. It is
almost universally...
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commutative is said to be noncommutative. One says that x
commutes with y or that x and y
commute under ∗ {\displaystyle *} if x ∗ y = y ∗ x . {\displaystyle...
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commercial or industrial.
Routine travel from home to work and back is
called commuting,
which is
where the term
comes from. A
commuter town may be
called by...
- most-listened-to rush-hour
radio genre during the
evening commute, and second-most po****r in the
morning commute. The main
components of the
modern country music...
