Sentence examples for production ship from inspiring English sources
Other industries include cement and gypsum production, ship repair and refurbishment, textiles, light chemicals, metal products, and wood, paper, stone and clay products.
However, the official suggested Iran was not being offered enough for what Iran is being asked to do: to stop 20% production, ship the existing stockpile out of the country and close down the underground enrichment plant at Fordow.
There, at the spot where the Deepwater Horizon once sat, a production ship collects oil from a cap on the damaged well 5,000 feet below, flaring the accompanying natural gas like a fire-breathing monster.
The Indian mill needed too much time — three to five months — to perfect its designs, send samples, schedule production, ship the fabric to the United States and get it through customs.
This test vehicle is shorter and lacks the windows of the production ship that will eventually go into production.
Petrobras itself had raised the alarm on Wednesday, reporting an oil problem near the giant P-57 oil production ship in the Jubarte field, Brazil's environmental protection agency Ibama said.
It keeps track not only of product variations but also of production, shipping and finance.
MP3 downloads can eliminate the need for CD production, shipping and shopfront sales.
Every morning, Ms. Parker meets with the heads of Bari Jay's various departments — bookkeeping, customer service, sales, production, shipping, and design (the assistant designer stands in for her boss, who works independently).
But to resume production as soon as possible, Petrobras is considering subcontracting P-36's oil processing to smaller production ships or diverting a new platform, which recently arrived in Brazil and was going to be used elsewhere, to replace the damaged one.
Generations ago, there were many popular, large-format magazines like Life and Look, but gradually, standardization in production, shipping and display racks, and high mailing costs, pushed magazines toward a standard size that is slightly shorter and narrower than an 8 1/2-by-11-inch sheet of paper.
