Sentence examples for distribution delivery from inspiring English sources
Varig, Brazil's leading airline, said yesterday that it would spend $100 million expand its cargo unit into a logistics company that will include distribution, delivery, packaging and storage services.
The components of an air-conditioning system fall into four broad categories: source, distribution, delivery, and control elements.
Here we review how different leaf anatomical features influence internal light distribution, delivery of CO2 to Rubisco and water relations, and accordingly recommend features to engineer for increased leaf photosynthesis under different environments.
To address this issue, dyed microspheres (DMS) were applied for quantification of dose distribution delivery by field-scale UV reactor systems based on medium-pressure Hg lamp (MP) technology.
The app economy is perhaps the easiest e-commerce avenue – once an app is created, the developer only has to upload it to an app store which takes care of the rest: worldwide sales, storage, discovery, distribution, delivery, and payments when relevant.
First, environment quality is mainly measured by the graphic quality and the clear distribution; delivery quality is measured by attractiveness of selection, information quality, ease of use, and technical quality; outcome quality is measured by reliability, functional benefit, and emotional benefit.
For non-food forward distribution, home delivery constitutes all delivery concepts that CEPs apply to bring parcels to the customers, e.g., to the door or to parcel stations.
They pointed out that the cooperation reduces the costs of distribution and delivery but this reduction will depend on the flexibility of the companies for delivery of goods.
It is understood that the business will save millions of pounds annually by streamlining its distribution and delivery system.
It can derive no possible benefit from competition that it does not already – after all, there is no proposal to split the distribution or delivery network up.
Under the partial state takeover of the Long Island Lighting Company in 1998, the authority gained ownership of Long Island's electric distribution and delivery systems.
