Sentence examples for data on the shipping from inspiring English sources

To test the mediating effect, the three regression models (as shown in Table 2) were developed based on data on the shipping connectivity, intra-trade and extra-trade in the ten ASEAN countries: (1) The independent variable (s a ) positively affects the mediator (t ia ) in the first regression model with the regression coefficient of 0.932 at the p < 0.01 level.

The Singaporean agency told The Straits Times that it had not detected the destroyer on radar and that its traffic information system had not picked up data on the ship.

The HUD displays video communications and relevant data on the ship's status and performance, weapons, objectives, and targets.

Data on the ship's markings and the layout of identifying structural features was provided to the International Committee of the Red Cross during the first week of February 1943, who passed this on to the Japanese on 5 February.

*Note the Met Office will still provide the BBC with severe weather warnings and the data for the shipping forecast on BBC Radio 4. Further, depending on who wins the new BBC contract, Met Office data could still provide the basis of the new forecasting service.

This round bears the same stamp as that found by Mr. Spleeters, and also matches the data available on the shipping label photographed by the BBC.

The agency claimed GPS data on the American ships – reported to be on a training mission – also indicated they were on the Iranian side.

The lack of improvement in data quality on the ships might also be partially explained by inherent adverse conditions that exist on Navy ships, such as frequent personnel turnover, frequent accidents and frequent deployments with limited access to assistance.

It is possible that because ships had less experience (time) using the Alerta system, visits did not improve data quality on the ships as they did in the clinics.

Therefore, a more homogeneous application of modeling approaches could be the only possibility to move towards comparable data on the impact of shipping emissions on urban air quality.

The Americans are paying Lloyd's List, a London-based shipping newspaper, for data on shipping movements in the area.