Sentence examples for impact of container from inspiring English sources

We evaluate this architecture by executing performance measurements that analyze the impact of container technologies to the real-time aspects of PLC engines.

Previous work identified an evaluation period (∼21 days of establishment plus 21 days of treatment) as adequate to minimize the impact of container size (0.8 m high × 0.075 m diameter) on root growth and as to avoid ratios of total plant dry masses to pot volume larger than 2 kg m−3 (Poorter et al. 2012).

I expect that the impact of containers will be similar to that of virtualization's impact on the data center.

There are also some interesting exceptions that are not obvious, such as the positive impact of containers & packaging on SDG#2 (which is the bottom for aerospace and defense and industrial machinery & goods) and the positive impact of aerospace & defense and industrial machinery & goods on SDG 13.

For example, the CARB plan quantifies health impacts of shipping containers as they enter or leave an international facility, while neglecting to assess pollution impacts of containers traveling inland to distribution centers.

This paper explores the impact of recycling container attributes on household recycling practices in municipal recycling programs.

The aim of the study was to assess the impact of the container on the consumption of three cosmetic products widely used, i.e. shampoo, shower gel and emollient cream.

This lacuna is surprising, given the efforts put on understanding, for instance, the impact of the container revolution on world trade between 1962 and 1990 (Bernhofen et al. 2016) and the numerous works on the impact of technological change on the port and shipping industry (see Guerrero and Rodrigue (2013); Kuby and Reid (1992); Mayer (1973)).

The filmmakers are especially interested in the impact of shipping containers — those brightly colored, corrugated metal boxes that have changed the way goods are transported around the world — on land.

Parametric studies are carried out to investigate the effects of impact velocity, nonstructural mass attachment, and magnitude of payload mass during both elastic and inelastic axial impact of a shipping container.

Subsequent sensitivity analysis about the parameters established demonstrated that they could change the ultimate environmental impact of each waste container collection system, but that the comparative relationship between systems was similar.