Sentence examples for distribution of ships from inspiring English sources

China Shipbuilding Industry Co. Ltd. engages in the design, manufacture, and distribution of ships.

This is because while the relative distribution of ships may indeed shift to the Pacific, the absolute numbers are declining.

The observation distribution of the ships (Fig. 3b) is broader and more uniform than that of the deep-sea pressure and GPS buoy observations (Fig. 3a).

The paper first describes the statistical distribution of the ship traffic under study and then considers how this information can be effectively used to estimate collision frequencies and impact energies for various categories of vessel, based on a simple probabilistic method.

The retailer had some advantages over other dot-com companies, including its well-known name, 200 million catalogs each year in which to advertise the Web site and a distribution system capable of shipping more than 12 million packages annually.

The principal activities of the parent company include worldwide trading and merchandising of various agricultural commodities, marketing and distribution of energy products, ownership of ships and manufacturing.

The model, which considers the LNG distribution by a heterogeneous fleet of ships, applies mixed integer linear programming to find the supply chain structure that minimizes costs associated with fuel procurement.

There was differential distribution of possible outbreaks on different types of ships (Table 1); outbreaks occurred on four of the six ship classes (frigates and cruisers did not have any episodes meeting the outbreak definition).

On most ships, the distribution of booty was set down in writing, and it was relatively equal; pirate captains often received only twice as many shares as crewmen.

Also, Apple managing distribution and shipping of Square devices means that the startup will be able to give users access to quicker and more efficient delivery operations.

For nearly 30 years, he has been overseeing the shipping and distribution of products as diverse as computer equipment and cigarettes, candy bars and frozen foods.