For example, shipping lines and insurance companies are engaged in fierce negotiations on "war risk" surcharges on premiums.
For example Ships in the Dark (1927, 143) is a painting of just that – you can see the full moon and the bobbing ships.
"You can see and understand the businesses involved — for example, ships come into the port, unload containers, reload containers and leave," she said.
Until the 1940s, for example, ships typically measured the sea's temperature by dunking a thermometer into a bucket of sea water.
FedEx, for example, ships supplies from Heart to Heart's warehouse to disaster areas anywhere in the world within one to three days.
Suppliers are often hundreds of miles away, so a factory in Asheville, N.C., for example, ships anti-lock-brake systems all over the Midwest, making it hard to place last-minute orders.
For example, ships carrying coal down the Yangtze have sometimes been forced to carry less coal because of the low water levels, according to a report last Friday by China Business News.
In the fine maritime painting "Pier at Dordrecht Harbor," for example, ships are bathed in a pearly sun-shower luminosity, while in "The Maas at Dordrecht in a Storm," more or less the same scene is filled with the sooty darkness of a breaking storm, with livid streaks of yellow-white paint -- lightning -- swiping across the sky.
BMW, for example, ships out half of the Z3 roadsters it makes here.
