The inner package was designed to be shipped to a burial place, possibly Yucca Mountain in Nevada, although that project's future is uncertain.
The container, also known as primary package or inner package, could be defined as the packaging designed to come into direct contact with the cosmetic product.
For example, the Swing and Hibernate domains include, respectively, objects from classes in the javax.swing and org.hibernate packages, as well as objects from classes implemented in inner packages (lines 4 and 5). Figure 3 presents the OG extracted for the MVC-based system considered in this example.
A nitrogen flush may help retain low oxygen conditions in the package, sometimes assisted by an internal oxygen-absorbing sachet or material built into the package inner surface (Section 8.3).
The package's inner photos, a mix of treasured family snapshots and new glamour portraits, echo the theme of looking back in order to keep moving forward.
In the context of anti-tampering ad hoc technologies, active packaging (or smart packaging) refers to the presence of active functions in the package [24], which may include the ability to sense or measure an attribute of the product, the package inner atmosphere, or the shipping environment.
The terminase is the motor component that assists the translocation of viral genomic DNA to the inner of the capsid during packaging via ATP hydrolysis.
So I decided to listen to my wife, as well as my inner sissy, and returned the package to the concierge.
A top-level element is a direct member of a package, while an inner element is defined as a member inside another element.
A wire protruded from the jacket and was connected to a package taped to the inner lining.
The student packed all operation sequences corresponding to the inner loops and tagged all of the packages (Ex2).
