Sentence examples for fleets which are from inspiring English sources

Its richness has attracted a growing number of industrial fishing fleets, which are harvesting toothfish and krill, the tiny shrimplike creatures that are the foundation of the Antarctic's marine life.

G.M. kept its market share steady in North America in the first quarter but relied on increased sales to corporate and government fleets, which are less lucrative than retail sales.

The ability to understand and predict fatigue life remains a key technical factor in maintaining aircraft fleets which are required to safely operate up to their design lives, and sometimes beyond.

This sees it bring fuel direct to commercial fleets, which are typically parked overnight in one central location.

While Driscoll says that all major MRM providers offer driver behavior monitoring as an option, its use is much more suitable for the large, sophisticated fleets which are MiX's core customers than they are for the SMBs which are Fleetmatics' customers.

An immediate result was the exclusion from many areas of high-performance, long-distance foreign fleets, which were replaced by often less-efficient domestic coastal craft.

According to Japanese legend, both of Kublai's fleets (which were sent to invade Japan in 1274 and 1281) were decimated by "divine winds" known as the Kamikaze.

This study included locomotives that are currently in the NCDOT fleet, which are certified to meet the EPA Tier 0+ and Tier 1+ emission standards.

The steering wheels of five cars from the Ford Motor Company motor fleet which are driven daily were swabbed at hard trim piece locations (T1 3) or soft exterior locations (S1 5) on standard production steering wheels.

It failed to win the allegiance of the main Athenian fleet, which was stationed at Samos.

The Australian car fleet, which is responsible for 8% of national greenhouse emissions, is used as a case study.