Sentence examples for container door from inspiring English sources

If a shipping container door slams somewhere nearby, Gunner hunches down and bolts for an open cage door.

Ms. Dawkins, of the Sanitation Department, said that according to the investigation, Ms. Barrientos had never climbed into the container; she said Ms. Barrientos had been pinned on top of the truck by a mechanical lever after she tried to remove a trash bag that was preventing the container door from closing.

In addition, it is connected to a door sensor capable of monitoring opening and closing of container doors.

In addition, it is connected via a secured wired link to a door sensor (light brown circle) capable of monitoring opening and closing of container doors.

The container doors swing open to reveal a tapped horn driven by 40 long-throw 15-inch (40cm) MTX speaker drivers each powered by its own 1000-watt amplifier.

Officials said the sensor was a small box of electronics with an internal battery that would be outfitted on the corner of a container's door and attached to a rubberized antenna along the door capable of determining an intrusion.

These transport flows are however not explicitly considered in this analysis, as goods that are already transported in containers from door-to-door have a higher chance to shift from road to inland waterways or rail, and the focus is on quick wins.

Mr. Bonner said in an interview that under the smart-box program, the government had established manufacturing standards for a small, hand-sized electronic sensor priced at less than $20 each that could be installed in cargo containers and capable of determining if a container's doors had been opened.

It typically accounts for a significant portion of total transportation costs in intermodal door-to-door container transportation.

To further improve service to shippers, two large road hauliers were acquired in 1971 and 1972, enabling a "door-to-door" container operation to be introduced.

Windows are not a priority, blocks of wood and straightened out USAid tin containers form doors. Houses are built close together leaving a narrow corridor between them.