The term "container size" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
For example, you might write "The warehouse needed to replace its large containers with smaller ones to increase efficiency and reduce container size."
"This is a limitation on the container size".
Because rarely do these reductions in container size come with proportional reductions in price.
Container size can be small, but the resulting drought stress will reduce your flowering season, so opt for larger tubs if you can.
In February it announced an order for 20 even larger ships with a capacity of 18,000 twenty-foot-equivalent units (TEUs), the standard measure of container size.
For some time now, the maximum container size has actually been 3.4 ounces, in a nod to the European Union's insistence that the standard should conform to the metric system (3.4 ounces equals 100 milliliters).
Container size and desired population size will affect efficient space utilization and ease of use.
(New York would be the first major city to attempt restricting the container sizes of sugary drinks).
The interminable travails over efforts to set standard container sizes, for instance, are important but mind-numbing.
Senator Harkin has included in his amendment provisions to limit container sizes (the 16-ounce container sold in vending machines is outlawed), to eliminate whole and 2percentt milk, and to impose serving-size calorie restrictions.
Another critical milestone was the standardization of container sizes and corner fittings by ISO, which was enabled by Malcolm McLean's decision to release his patent in this area.
The modern shipping industry only works as well as it does because we have standardized on a small set of shipping container sizes.
