Sentence examples for called logistics from inspiring English sources

These days, the business is called logistics.

The county has the highest concentration of what is now called "logistics" — warehouses, trucks, and rail traffic — in the nation.

RAYTHEON CO., Waltham, Mass., the world's largest missile maker, said it would combine two service and repair units to form a new unit called logistics and training systems.

An effort to decrease the negative environmental effects of logistics activity is the geographical concentration of logistics companies which are called logistics centers.

As John Lewis's head of distribution centres Terry Murphy showed me round, the complexity of delivery services became more and more obvious... and the reason why they are now called "logistics", rather than simply "transport".

It's called logistics S-curve.

One, run by a company called Target Logistics, is a grey scar on the landscape six miles north of Williston.

Public Warehousing, which is now called Agility Logistics, receives more than $1 billion a year to feed troops in Iraq and Kuwait.

In one case in Kenya investigated by the task force, an operations assistant involved in buying supplies via the United Nations Office for Project Services steered contracts to various companies, including one called Depasse Logistics, owned by her husband, according to the full investigation report posted on the American Embassy Web site.

The concept is called reverse logistics, but most people simply call them returns.

The process of collecting products from the end-users and recycling is called "reverse logistics" (Chen et al. 2017).