Sentence examples for carriage operation from inspiring English sources

And a car, needing only a single mechanic-driver and a small workshop, took up far less space than a carriage operation, with its stalls, tack room, hayloft, groom's quarters, and manure pit out back.

The discovery of gold in California drew attention to the strategic position of Nicaragua for interoceanic traffic, and Cornelius Vanderbilt's Accessory Transit Company began a steamship and carriage operation between Greytown and the Pacific.

The Cosmen family first entered the transport industry, a horse-and-carriage operation, in 1728, in the northern Spanish province of Asturias.

There are already women-only train carriages in operation in Japan, India and Mexico.

Although the earlier very large two line models had typical limits of 4 400 lb, most of the carriages in operation today have 2 200 lb capacities (Stampfer et al., 1998).

One previous North Carolina study reported a 16% prevalence of MDRSA carriage among industrial livestock operation workers compared with 9% among antibiotic-free livestock operation workers (Rinsky et al. 2013).

The Law also specifies the methods for testing the system and in detail the calculation methods to be used for sizing the components that make up a cableway: the skyline, the main line, anchor points, yarder, carriage, rigging and unrigging operation, carrier cable shoes, guylines and hoists.

In operation, the saw carriage is fed slowly into the work.

In 1916, the executive board of the state railways wanted to centralise the operation of restaurant carriages and the most important station restaurants in Norway under one management.

It would not be possible for the 12-car peak trains to call at Herne Hill as the platforms are too short and it would not be viable to use selective door operation as the carriages not on the platforms would foul the junctions.

Operators can near-continuously follow where each carriage is for safe and efficient operation of the network.