Sentence examples for empty transports from inspiring English sources

De Grasse debarked his French troops to join Lafayette, and then sent his empty transports to pick up the American troops.

Another group, however, achieved success around Morobe, attacking empty transports that were making their egress from Finschhafen, while off Cape Ward Hunt another group attacked an Allied convoy carrying follow-on forces, including the rest of Brigadier David Whitehead's 26th Brigade.

However, other devices such as plastic markers (Kanban squares) or balls (e.g. golf balls) or an empty transport trolley can also be used to trigger the movement, production or supply of a unit in a factory.

Filen et al have shown that dry cotton swabs in an empty transport tube are just as effective as those placed in viral transport buffer when used subsequently in real-time PCR [ 1].

Verdon, Oh et al. suggest that a potassium ion then binds to the empty transport domain, stabilizing it into a more compact shape that easily makes the return trip to the outside of the cell.

Insufficient waste management has led to growing interests in approaches to safe emptying, transport, and disposal of faecal sludge (FS) (Strauss and Montangero 2002).

Numerous technical developments have attempted to address the problems of emptying, transporting, and disposal of FS from urban centres (Boot and Scott 2008).

There the British saw the harbour crowded with empty French transports and, to the east, an escorting French squadron of 13 ships anchored in a defensive line across Abū Qīr Bay near the mouths of the Nile.

Multiple, well-placed distribution centers minimize the time and distance spent on the final leg of delivery, when trucks are often nearly empty while transporting individual items.

Meanwhile another half flotilla of German boats had caught the empty British transport Queen off Goodwin Sands as it returned from the French coast.

However, the transport was not empty at arrival for transport of sows in 50% of herds and for fattening pigs in 60% of herds.