Sentence examples for internal shipping from inspiring English sources

River transport also is significant, and the country's hundreds of miles of waterways, which are navigable year-round, are used for internal shipping.

Vesicles are tiny bubbles of fat which act as the cell's internal shipping service.

However, the time required with centralised upload to take care of internal shipping of the media and keeping track of the progress of the handling is saved when using decentralised upload.

Additionally, "Operation Starvation" laid down explosive mines in the inland waterways and coastal routes, effectively disrupting Japanese internal shipping.

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It's a piece of legislation known as the Jones Act, which dates from 1920 and says that for internal US shipping, vessels must be US built, US crewed, US owned and US flagged.

The study reveals that internal (holder ship and employees) and market (commercial buyers and suppliers of goods and services) pressures are the significant drivers who govern the adoption of proactive environmental management practices.

Asustek only shipped 1.2m tablet PCs in the first half, but with the company expected to achieve shipments of 2.5m units in the third quarter, Asustek's internal goal of shipping 6m units for the whole year may still be reached.

Such geographical concentration is internal to the shipping and trade sectors, but external to users who are operating in a TCE.

Amazon is building one of the largest internal logistics and shipping businesses in the world, and if you needed any more evidence this was the case, the company just revealed that it's investing $1.5 billion in a new air cargo hub, which will occupy a spot that crosses the Cincinnati and Kentucky border, and eventually result in around 2,000 total new jobs, according to the Wall Street Journal.

It's worth noting that DHS and the DoD are helping OPM fund this internal development by shipping their appropriated funds via intragovernmental fund transfers to OPM -- funding an albatross that has nothing to do with their Departmental mission, much less the purported initiative to go to the cloud.