Sentence examples for delivery postal from inspiring English sources
Drones are rising high in the world of technology at the moment, being used for everything including pizza delivery, postal delivery and even collecting whale snot.
However, in another study [ 30] telephone reminders appeared to be more effective compared to normal delivery postal reminders alone.
In one study [ 29] the use of telephone reminders appeared to be less effective than recorded delivery postal reminders.
Survey questionnaires were distributed using a variety of methods such as electronic mail, facsimile, next-day courier service delivery, postal mail, and personal delivery to accessible HEI by the investigators and research assistant if required.
The chief danger of bringing postal delivery back into the government embrace is that its ability to maintain efficiency and keep on top of technology might be sapped.
He said the report had ignored the significant impact on the delivery of postal vote applications by the postal strike, which had seriously affected every party's campaign, despite this being highlighted in meetings between Labour and commission officials.
His recent work studies methods for introducing competition into infrastructure industries — telecommunications, electricity, water delivery and postal delivery services — and on assessing the impacts of these competition policies on consumer and producer welfare.
I wave to my Verizon colleagues, along with city workers, delivery people, postal workers and others I've come to know.
60 freight related EV demonstration projects in the Baltic states have been identified [17], with cargo bikes being used as "accompanying modules" (for example, in retail deliveries in Hasselt, Belgium, and postal deliveries in Brussels, Belgium).
Hub location problems have many applications in areas such as postal delivery systems, telecommunication networks, airline networks, and other delivery systems with numerous demand and supply nodes.
Not until the last third of the nineteenth century was postal delivery gradually extended to the main cities. Postal delivery in rural America (where most Americans still lived in 1900) was introduced in the first third of the twentieth century.
