Sentence examples for main haul from inspiring English sources

The Colchesters suggest that the Hindu practice of consigning the dead to a river, such as the Ganges, may have allowed the bodies of those with CJD to float into the hands of bone collectors, who sold them on to processing mills along with their main haul of animal remains.

For example, on a given origin-destination pair, main haul and back haul freight rates are closely related [2]; these spatial dependencies become increasingly complex when more sophisticated network structures are considered [3].

The total price of intermodal transport is composed of the transshipment cost in the port of Antwerp to a barge or a wagon, the cost of the intermodal main haul (barge or rail), the transshipment cost in the inland terminal to a truck and the cost of final haulage by truck.

Other problem formulations are available, but this one has been chosen because it enables to take explicitly into account the costs for pre- and post-haulage by road in addition to the cost of the main haul, which is an advantage when locating terminals in an intermodal context.

The function used for the intermodal transport simulations consists of a fixed component (e.g. transshipment prices) and two variable components, which are dependent on the distance of the main haul transport by barge and of the distance of the post-haul transport by truck.

They were intended to do the main haul of the charter market.

Previously the two major airlines Scandinavian Airlines System SASS) and Braathens SAFE each had their own routes, but from 1994 both established themselves on several of the main-haul routes.

SAS started flying on the main-haul routes from Oslo to Trondheim, Bergen and Stavanger, with only a few flights to Stavanger flown by Braathens to get planes to the technical base there.

For surviving one round after receiving a wild card into the main draw, her daughter yesterday guaranteed herself at least a $19,000 Open haul.

Glasgow, Scotland's main long-haul airport, serves 7.4 million passengers a year, and Southampton 1.7 million.

Roughly two-thirds of the diesel used as transportation fuel nationwide feeds three million 18-wheelers, the main trucks hauling goods over long distances.