Sentence examples for conventional cargo from inspiring English sources

At first, it looks like a conventional cargo van.

If these ships required berthing structures of the type provided for conventional cargo and passenger liners and if the formula relating the capital costs of such structures to the deepest draft were applied, the cost of building an appropriate berth for such a tanker would reach a figure more than six times the cost of the Queen Mary's old berth.

Only the conventional cargo transport activity has increased by almost 60%% during the same period.

The factor analysis method is used to look at the common variables being in the same category of transportation (e.g., conventional cargo and conventional cargo Piraeus, Thessaloniki) trying to investigate the importance of each variable in the evolution of the overall transport workload and classify them accordingly.

In this strategy, a self-deployable force is transported to a sea-based intermediate staging base (SISB) by conventional cargo transport ships.

The relative quantitative analysis, for Piraeus, showed that the major categories of transport affecting the transport load of the port (freight and passenger) are the conventional cargo, bulk cargo and passenger traffic.

The table shows that two main components largely reflect three variables namely, the conventional load (0.9), containers (0.8) and bulk cargo (0.8), which means that the transport activity evolution, for the period 2002 2004, is mainly defined by these three categories.

While it does have a midgate, it lacks a conventional, exposed cargo bed.

The staples remained embedded in the walls in the center of the cisternae, whereas the conventional soluble cargo was transported past the staples and collected at the edges of the cisternae, which are known as rims.

Cargo terminals for the small-package business are designed and constructed separately from conventional air-cargo terminals.

Since the 1960s, however, the spectacular increase in the use of road transport for heavy freight and the increase in handling charges at ports for the loading and discharge of cargo by conventional means have combined to provide the impetus for the rapid commercial development of the roll-on, roll-off technique.