Sentence examples for record of transporting from inspiring English sources

The US has a strong record of transporting food safely, compared with developing countries where up to half of all food spoils on the way to market.

Club vice-president Luiz Antonio Palaoro said LaMia had a track record of transporting soccer teams around South America, and it had used the airline before.

News that a dog died aboard a United Airlines flight on Monday has renewed interest in the airline's track record of safely transporting animals.

Oil and gas transmission pipelines have a good safety record and are a demonstrably safe means of transporting hydrocarbons.

There were 157,371 calls to the ambulance service of the Yokohama Fire Bureau in 2004 [ 16], and according to the Bureau's emergency medical transport records, approximately 60% of transported individuals were able to return home without special treatment or hospitalization [ 17].

To estimate the death count, historians rely on two main sources of information: the daily records of transports to the camp kept by Polish railway master Franciszek Ząbecki and the demographic information regarding the number of people deported from each ghetto to Treblinka.

To measure these dynamics we generated kymographs, which are graphical records of transport with distance on the X-axis and time on the Y-axis (Figure 7C).

Academics have even consulted records of people transported from England to penal colonies in Australia.Some research presents a rather alarming picture.

On the record of the transport, she was listed as arbeitsfähig, or able to work.

It was not until 1947 that the Polish historian Zdzisław Łukaszkiewicz published the first reasonable estimate of the death count: 780,000, based on the already proven record of 156 transports with an average of 5,000 prisoners each.

Nonetheless, after a successful three-year record of medical transports, the borough assigned the hovercraft to a different community to provide ferry transportation services for seasonal workers at another seafood plant.