"amount of containers" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the quantity or number of containers. Example: The amount of containers needed for the shipment was significantly higher than expected, causing delays in the delivery schedule.
It is clear that a high amount of containers is transported by road on rather short distances.
The amount of containers handled at the terminals increases for all the existing terminals except for Avelgem from which Roucourt seems to catch some market area.
The ports located at the upper-right part of the graph have both high pure technical (VRS) and scale efficiency scores, which implies that they can well exploit their facilities and serve a large amount of containers (TEUs).
Given estimated weekly demands between pairs of ports, our goal is to determine the subset of ports to be called and the amount of containers to be shipped between each pair of ports, so as to maximize the profit of the shipping company.
As a further step, the Belgian Institute for Statistics ADSEII) data are used to show the amount of containers that are currently transported by road to the municipalities within the market area, which give an indication of the existing potential volume that can still be shifted from road transport to intermodal transport.
It is indeed possible to estimate the impact on the modal split, on the total generalised transportation cost on the network and on the amount of containers handled at the existing terminals when Roucourt is introduced in the NODUS network model.
According to the report, the amount of refillable containers it uses dropped from 31percentt of its global product packaging to 25percentt from 2008 to 2015.
( not the total amount of the container ) If the serving size is a half a cup and you eat a whole cup, you will have to double the number: for 29gs, it would then go up to 58gs.
The maximum acceptable amount of two-wheeled containers collected during an 8-h working day was estimated using the energetic criterion of a maximum oxygen uptake of 30% VO2max.
Based on these findings, a child would have to eat an unrealistic amount of food from containers with this construction to be at risk for melamine exposure from these two products.
