We therefore conclude that it is the movement of well boats, through shipment of live fish and visits for harvesting, that spread ISAV at the regional and larger (ranging from 10 to several hundred kilometers) scale in Scotland during 1998-99.
For Britain and Norway, however, the war impacted badly on the natural ice trade; the German attempt to blockade the North Sea with U-boats made shipments difficult and Britain relied increasingly more heavily on its limited number of ice plants for supplies instead.
It has just packed the world's largest statue, "The Torch Bearers," by Anna Hyatt Huntington, for shipment by boat fr N.Y. to Barcelone, after that it will make a 300-mile overland trip to Madrid.
The boats were ready for shipment to the main Austrian naval base at Pola on 15 March, despite the fact that the Austrian pair was still not ready.
In the winners circle: a couple of Wizards continue transforming a resurgent Washington, D.C., club, while veteran leadership at the point helps steady the boat in Detroit following the shipment of Big Ben to Chicago.
Ninety percent of Li & Fung's clothing shipments go by boat, but more expensive clothing or brands that aim at the most fickle fashion set are shipped by air freight.
If boat is not properly prepared for shipment, boat will typically be transported "as is" and carrier will not accept responsibility for any resulting damage.
If boat is not properly prepared for shipment, boat will be transported "as is" and carrier will not accept responsibility for any resulting damage**.
Having imported a small shipment of plum seedlings by boat from Yokohama, Japan, in 1885, Burbank proceeded to develop a hundred and thirteen named varieties of the fruit.
The Mexican authorities began investigating Mr. Zhenli in December, after discovering an illicit shipment of pseudoephedrine on a boat in the port of Lázaro Cárdenas, prosecutors say.
