Sentence examples for I cargo from inspiring English sources

Namely: i) cargo planning; ii) its storage; iii) its receipt and delivery; iv) ship operations; and v) quay operations.

Two variables were selected as inputs in this study: i) labour (number of employees) and ii) capital (fixed assets), with the following five variables as outputs: i) cargo throughput, ii) net income, iii) turnover, iv) ships handled, and v) market share.

The United States Shipping Board made available a World War I cargo ship, the 4865 gross ton USS Mount Shasta, that had been tied up in the James River for a decade.

Since then, readers have debated dilemmas such as "Is cargo ship travel sustainable?' and "Is eco travel a middle class sport?" and searched for information on eco friendly car hire and treehouses.

This confirms requirement for both (i) LIF cargo and (ii) targeting to NG2+ cells to achieve enhanced OPC maturation.

PSYCHIC TV/PTV 3 Hell Is Invisible… Heaven Is Her/E Cargo.

(B ) When present, we propose a new role for Vps4 in which it is engaged to break connection(s) between ESCRT-III and cargo, thereby allowing the ESCRT-III spiral to grow into its preferred spiral shape.

Is the cargo, however, too large (in proportion to the NTR), then one would expect 'arrested' intermediates, in which the NTR has already partitioned into the FG phase, while the cargo domain is still excluded, because the energetic penalty is too high for rapidly immersing into the FG phase.

Like all military planes I have travelled on, this one was utilitarian inside, which meant it really did feel like I was cargo rather than a wounded passenger.

Included in the Orca III's cargo was one unexpected piece of luggage: a large white plastic logo for the pro-Scottish-independence Yes Scotland campaign.

In that time, I chased Cargo about the damage to my hallway – the delivery man knocked lumps of plaster off the wall, leaving wires exposed.