Sentence examples for consistent shipping from inspiring English sources
Comparison of the shipment network over time showed largely consistent shipping patterns, such that communities identified on annual networks of beef and diary shipments from 2009 still represented 41 95% of shipments in monthly networks from 2009 and 41 66% of shipments from networks in 2010 and 2011.
The observed relationship between DIN flux and chlorophyll was consistent with ship-based observations of a linkage between riverine nutrient inputs and productivity.
However, the consistent within-community shipping patterns indicate that yearly communities could provide a reasonable way to group regions for management.
F.n. elicited a stronger miR-155 induction than F.t. and consistent with this, SHIP down-regulation was seen with infection by F.n. but not by F.t. (Figure 6C).
The mean serial interval for the ships was consistent (3.33, SE = 5.96 and 3.81, SE = 3.69), while the serial intervals in the communities varied substantially (between 2.83, SE = 0.53 and 8.28, SE = 951.95).
On Friday, South Korean news outlets carried leaks from government investigators who reportedly found traces of gunpowder and metal pieces from the sunken ship that are consistent with a torpedo.
The reduced length, significantly cut-away from the aft, made it difficult to keep the ships on a consistent course, even in smoother waters.
The Mississippi class ships used a combination of Harvey and Krupp style armor (American-made), with much of the side armor backed with teak wood, consistent with other U.S. capital ships of the decade.
This paper reports the design of a hub-and-spoke network for a shipping company that is consistent with the characteristics of the Yangtze River.
The realtime problem of Ethernet and disadvantages of Fieldbus technology were resolved which was consistent with requests of electrical propulsion ship IPS and its development trends.
The few hours it took for the gathered samples to darken and turn red on the ship's deck are consistent with oxidation rates of ferrous iron at an atmospheric oxygen concentration and neutral pH.
