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Planners have earmarked the town as the possible site for a new mega-export facility designed to ship "tons and tons" of coal to Asia.
But America will proceed serenely to production of almost 11m barrels of oil a day in 2014, surpassing Saudi Arabia and rivalling Russia.While pressure to lift the ban on American oil exports intensifies, most American liquefied-natural-gas projects many designed to ship burgeoning shale-gas supplies to Asia will be awaiting approval.
These are frocks from what are known in the fashion business as the "prefall collections," a less than elegant term for clothes that are designed to ship to stores in the interim months between the big deliveries for spring and fall (in other words, the clothes you might know from the coverage of the catwalks).
The $7.9 billion project, consisting of two pipelines, each more than 1,000 kilometers in length, spanning from Bruderheim, Alberta to Kitimat, British Columbia, is designed to ship oil international markets.
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It was designed to be shipped on a flatbed truck and assembled in hours.
The inner package was designed to be shipped to a burial place, possibly Yucca Mountain in Nevada, although that project's future is uncertain.
This chapter is designed to discuss ship squats in open water and confined channels.
The Strauss test would be designed to demonstrate ship survivability.
These trackers, which were originally designed to prevent ship collisions, broadcast vessel locations through satellite networks.
Thus, ASO-TDMA should be an effective MAC protocol for SANETs, which are designed to provide ships with diverse maritime multimedia services.
The tall 60 feet wide central span was designed to allow shipping to pass, giving Richmond Bridge a distinctive humpbacked appearance.
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