Sentence examples for logistics I from inspiring English sources

The discussion to this point has emphasized domestic logistics—i.e., that carried on within the borders of one nation.

City Logistics i.e. the integrated management of freight movements within urban areas.

3.73 (2–5) Agree Outbound logistics (i.e., distribution) is critical to food supply operations.

The proposed transport system deals only with the direct logistics, i.e. the delivery of FURBOT boxes.

Finally, survey respondents reported that food suppliers' outbound logistics (i.e., distribution) are critical to LSCs' food supply operations (3.82).

Usually, when we talk about the last mile problem, we're referring to connectivity or logistics, i.e. how does an ISP ensure efficient investments to few people?

The second approach consists of implementing urban logistics initiatives, i.e. policies and regulations enacted by the public sector to foster sustainable logistics practices [5].

Recently, the phenomenon of logistics sprawl, i.e. the relocation of logistics facilities away from inner urban areas to suburban areas has received an increasing level of attention from both academics and policy makers.

"With Stripe and Paymill we got the APIs for payment integration in e-commerce; with Shipbeat we are getting the logistics API".

The team, which is still formally based at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester, also have a "logistics hub" (i.e a car park) in Belgium, but if Nice develops the way Brailsford thinks it will, everybody will soon be clamouring to join the party on the Promenade des Anglais.

I understood the logistics, but I still asked every time.