Sentence examples for high handling from inspiring English sources
Spaceport found that iOS devices like the iPhone 4S and the iPad 2 scored very high, handling over 200 moving objects and over 300 moving objects, respectively.
Therefore, regardless of the high handling cost, shipping lines call at Singapore because it guarantees operational performance, as per the previous experiences of shipping lines.
Bumblebees rely on this chemical bouquet more when the flower has a high handling time (i.e. where it takes a longer time for the bee to find the nectar once inside the flower).
Logically, plants with low handling times for nitrogen are hypothesized to have high nutrient foraging precision because plants with low handling times are able to capitalize on high quality patches more than plants with high handling costs.
In the context of handling time (Fig. 4B), plants with low handling times have low time lags associated with nutrient uptake, meaning that within a prescribed amount of time spent foraging for nutrients (e.g. the duration of a foraging experiment), plants with low handling times are able to actually acquire more of the available nitrogen compared with plants with high handling time.
Thus, thin supports may be easy to climb but result in a short final height for the vine (low handling time, low energy value), while thick supports may be hard to climb but result in a tall final height (high handling time, high energy value) (Fig. 3).
"The bag itself is stylistically close to one known as the Sac Haut à Courroies – after its high handle, which was originally used to carry saddles (Hermès was a saddler).
Those higher handling costs alone result in additional expenses of $26 million.
This implies that higher handling speeds of containerships result in more peak-related energy costs, leading to higher handling costs.
Because container carriers require both higher handling speeds and lower handling costs, terminals are confronted with a dilemma.
This also increases the highest observed peak demand, leading to a higher energy bill and therefore higher handling costs.
