0 travelling towards a particular point:
1 travelling towards a particular point or place rather than leaving it:
2 coming from another country:
They will discourage foreign investment by effectively levying a tax on inbound investment.
The electron flux to the surface is obtained by integrating the radial velocity over velocity space, but considering only the inbound electrons, which are unaffected by the above mentioned depletion.
Sonic booms from inbound aircraft are sometimes heard on land.
The last question was on the 100% scanning of inbound container freight.
The level of inbound tourism is influenced by a variety of factors, including changes in overseas economies, as well as currency exchanges rates.
The level of inbound tourism is influenced by a variety of factors, including changes in overseas economies and currency exchange rates.
For both years, such costs include a subsidy for inbound calls made by customers at local call rates.
How can we persuade inbound tourists to go further out into the regions?
Inbound vehicles checked at ferry ports and found to be overweight are prohibited from leaving until the overload is adjusted.
