Sentence examples for cargo layout from inspiring English sources

This paper focuses on our cargo layout system for an H-II Transfer Vehicle (HTV) and analyzes its capabilities from several perspectives.

Careful analysis of our cargo layout system through intensive simulations reveals that the proposed system has the following important capabilities: (1) a reduction in the gap of the HTV's center of gravity without cargo; (2) prior engineering analysis of a cargo layout; (3) support for ground operations; and (4) a reduction in mission cost.

Basically a wide-open box in its standard cargo form, the Sprinter's layout ought be familiar to Chrysler's new chief executive, Robert Nardelli, formerly of the big-box retailer Home Depot.

The objective of the expert system is to produce alternative "technically sound" terminal designs, based on a number of user-defined parameters (cargo volume, loading unit mixture, layout characteristics, operating conditions, etc).

Simple airports designed to accommodate light aircraft are essentially similar, but, as airports become larger and more complex, thus accommodating more passengers and cargo, their individual requirements affect their layouts and ensure that each becomes recognizably different.

To overcome the standard A330's nose-down body angle on the ground, the A330F uses a revised nose undercarriage layout to provide a level deck during cargo loading.

Versions of the A330 have a range of 7400-13430 km and can accommodate up to 335 passengers in a two-class layout or carry 70 t of cargo.

Indeed, the hatchback layout, which allows for 24 cubic feet of cargo when the back seats are folded down, makes it an exceptionally versatile hauler.

The impractical two-seat layout was countered by a 3,500-pound 3,500-poundcitowing a relatively large 74-incapacity bed, giving this candtruck hybrid a nearelativelyhed potentialargedrag race while transporting a queen-size mattress set.

For example, the path of the "smiles" structure cargo of a Compound whose identifier is "1" becomes "compounds/1/smiles" (Figure 1). Figure 1 The layout of a QDB archive in the local file system.

Cargo pants!