Sentence examples for containers both from inspiring English sources

Installing beds that sit above the normal level of your garden is like gardening in containers: both methods give you more control over the quality of the soil, which is important when you're not sure about what has happened on your property.

Shipping firms hope a larger canal will cut the time to take liquefied natural gas from the United States Gulf Coasttoto Asia, and containers both ways.However, the dispute has drawn attention to the alternative routes for big ships, such as Suez, or inter-modal services between West- and East-Coast America, and even near-shoring to Mexico, experts say.

A seemingly legit sweater export company could be a front for a terrorist organization, or a terrorist could get a job loading the containers, both old tricks of the cocaine trade.

Gram-negative rods (GNR) were the predominant micro-organisms (51.6%%) in bulked milk and on the surfaces of milk-handling containers (both smoked and non-smoked) rather than Gram-positive rods (GPR) (32.8 %) in bulked milk and on the surfaces of milk-handling containers and Gram-positive cocci (Table 3).

Supply is in 25 kilogram bags up to 1000 kilogram big bags, and in laboratory containers, both by general producers of laboratory chemicals and by producers of lead and lead compounds.

Future studies should focus on distinguishing between removal and inactivation in storage containers, both in the water column and in sediment, as well as resuspension.

In each container both map and reduce tasks can run.

Our real-life tests indicate that one container can communicate with an adjacent container and the container adjacent to that container (in both directions).

This means loading and unloading 15 containers at both Haymarket and the airport.

Now at version 1.7, the Kubernetes project is quickly establishing itself as the de facto standard for orchestrating software containers in both private and public clouds.

The containers of both substances were masked identically and not identifiable to the anaesthesiologist or the surgeon.