Sentence examples for capacity shipped from inspiring English sources

IDC expects the capacity shipped to increase by 50% plus this year.Special report It's a smart world A sea of sensors Making every drop count Living on a platform Augmented business The IT paydirt Your own private matrix Sensors and sensibilities Horror worlds Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsVendors of programs that sift through data are also likely to do well.

Soon we're into the depths of Busan New Port itself, and speeding past endless, towering stacks of shipping containers until we're finally dwarfed by the huge, blue mass of the Maersk Seletar, the 320m- (1,050ft-) long, 80,000 tonne, 9,000 container capacity ship that will be my home for the next seven days.

By November, SOS Mediterranee, an organization set up in May with the aim of launching its own rescue vessel, had raised enough cash to charter a 500-person capacity ship for the first three months of 2016.

Units totaling 200 megawatts in photovoltaic capacity were shipped worldwide in 1999 alone, compared with 40 megawatts in 1990.

The report showed a record 108,457 petabytes (PB) of total tape capacity (compressed) shipped in 2017, an increase of 12.9percentt over the previous year.

In its 2002 annual report IBM claims it has 7,500 employees involved in developing, selling or supporting Linux, and that more than 15% of the mainframe capacity it shipped last year was for Linux workloads.

It would have the capacity to ship more than 525,000 barrels of oil per day.

Only two significant projects are still alive, both with the capacity to ship tens of millions of tons, in Washington.

A pipeline is planned between the two countries so Iran to sell gas to Oman, which has spare capacity to ship the LNG further afield.

For example, the company has developed new capacity to ship supplies from Shanghai, in response to a big rise in bids from Chinese manufacturers.

[C5.] Russia Moves to Ship More of Its Oil Russia has embarked on an ambitious program to develop its own port capacity to ship oil, sparing it from having to pay to transport the oil through Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania.