“…Let E be a Lusin space (i.e., a space that is homeomorphic to a Borel subset of a compact metric space) and B(E) be the Borel σ -algebra on E, and let m be a σ -finite measure on B(E) with supp[m] = E. Let X = ( , M, M t , X t , P x , x ∈ E) be a Borel standard process on E, which is transient in the sense of [23]. Here, a Borel standard process on Lusin space E is a strong Markov process satisfying the following conditions: (i) it is right continuous, (ii) it has no branching points, (iii) its resolvents map Borel functions into Borel functions and (iv) it is quasi-left continuous on (0, ζ), where ζ is the lifetime of the process.…”