The shipping enterprise has always characterized New York.
The system can provide an effective means for managing the shipping enterprise.
By the 18th century the company had changed from a commercial shipping enterprise to a loose territorial organization interested in the agricultural produce of the Indonesian archipelago.
The wide range of his previous work with immerse media includes conducting original research on mindfulness in VR, prototyping biometric AR visualizations, and shipping enterprise VR training products.
Mr. Ofer bought his first small cargo ship in the 1950s and built a vast global shipping enterprise, his fleets ranging from tankers to cruise lines, and he had interests in banking and real estate.
The family's shipping enterprise died with his ancestor, so Mr. Bates, like most of his relatives, went to work in the factory of the Great Western Railway, which manufactured locomotives and railroad cars.
By the mid-1830s, the firm had focused its shipping enterprise on a zone of production that would become the last great bastion of slavery in North America: the island of Cuba, where newly constructed railroads promised a route into the less-depleted interior and where the recently enacted laws of neighboring islands abolishing slave labor did not apply.
Intel has already been shipping enterprise QLC NAND-based storage for some time, however.
When talking with an academic who researches human-smuggling, Lee writes, "I got the sense that human-smuggling organizations are like any other multinational shipping enterprise, with investors, profit margins, international divisions, hubs and local outsourcing.
Norwegian officials insist that minke whale hunting in small boats bears little relation to the open-sea factory ship enterprises that decimated the blue, sperm and other whales.
