Sentence examples for designed for shipping from inspiring English sources

Mr. Simpson said the technology was originally designed for shipping goods and for cattle.

As an academic fond of minutiae -- "we will learn," to use one of his favorite locutions, that the Kaufmanns owned a decorative 20-gallon stoneware crock designed for shipping pickles -- Mr. Toker may not seem an immediately scintillating explicator.

The redesign would reduce carbon dioxide emissions by replacing coal with wind energy and give the United States something it has never had, a grid designed for shipping bulk amounts of electricity across the continent.

We also see a painting of a United States Navy navigator sitting in the open nose of a Curtiss NC-4 crossing the Atlantic in 1919; instruments originally designed for ships were clutched in a whipping wind in an effort to determine location.

Computations were performed with CFDShip-Iowa version 4.5, a RANS/DES CFD code designed for ship hydrodynamics.

John Rennie surveyed the line for a ship canal from the mouth of the River Parrett to Seaton in 1810, which was designed for ships of 120 LT, but it was felt that the economic situation would not support the projected expenditure of over £1 million.

But they were principally designed for container ships, so unsuited to the yachting world, and many yachts either ignore them or take liberties.

Boundary controllers designed for electric ships provide faster dynamic responses than PID controllers.

Taking typical operational profile into consideration, R123 suits better when ORC is designed for container ships, while R365mfc is suggested for bulk carrier and tankers.

Ships designed for the transport of liquid or gas in bulk are called tankers.

The transit loophole, designed for international merchant shipping, prohibits crew leaving the ship in territorial zones without express permission from the port authorities, explained Diego Archer, a leading expert in maritime immigration law at Fragomen Worldwide.