Sentence examples for export cargo from inspiring English sources

In current practice, most vessels prefer to call at Port Klang, Johor Port and Port of Tanjung Pelepas as hubs for the handling of import and export cargo as well as transhipment cargo compared to the Penang Port.

Cheniere Energy recently celebrated loading its 100th LNG export cargo to nearly 20 countries from Sabine Pass in Louisiana, the first such facility in the contiguous U.S. Now at over 2 Bcf/d and with five additional export terminals expected by 2020, the U.S. could be exporting 10-12 Bcf/d of LNG, or about 15-17% of our total current gas demand.

Those commercial shipments have included a test-case export cargo from the rebel-held east, shipped out in early May by trading house Vitol.

Tentative exports had begun a few years earlier, however, for use in marine glue and as fire-kindlers; gum had even made up part of an export cargo to Australia in 1814.

Selective Inhibitor of Nuclear Export SINEE) compounds bind to XPO-1 and block its ability to export cargo proteins.

Although Crm1 has been previously characterized as binding other export cargoes as a monomer, the authors argue that Rev-RRE stabilizes the formation of a Crm1 dimer and that the dimer requirement reflects the greater size of this export cargo.

The company commissioned its export facilities at Ingleside at the Port of Corpus Christi in the third quarter of last year and shipped its first crude export cargos in October.

Between them, the ships held export cargoes of ceramic, stoneware and earthenware bowls and plates, bronze mirrors and containers, gold and silver jewelry, ingots and coins, and other things.

Export cargoes include clay, sand, fragmented steel and grain.

Slx9 may belong to a family of yet-unidentified RanGTP-binding proteins that induce and stabilize NES-conformers upon binding export cargos.

In addition to preventing heterochromatic material from entering the HEZ, a scaffold might also confine the diffusive movement of export cargos.