Sentence examples for standardised container from inspiring English sources

LGVs are not capable of intermodal transport using a large standardised container, however, can still be involved in a multimodal transport system.

All payloads could be carried in a standardised container compartment.

Railways allowed services such as mail order to develop; the power grid brought forth a plethora of electrical household appliances; and standardised containers boosted global trade.

Altogether, with the exception of turbine-powered airplanes and standardised containers in the shipping industry, transport technology is not so much more developed from that of a century ago.

Each container contained two capsules.

The standardised code in the containers can be easily plugged-in and run in the operating systems.

We propose bioboxes: containers with standardised interfaces to make bioinformatics software interchangeable.

The use of software containers with standardised interfaces has the potential make the work of biologists easier by creating simple to use, interchangeable tools.

In stark contrast, the standard mouse model is a mouse strain that is genetically entirely homogeneous, every mouse is genetically identical, and the animals live a sedentary life with continuous access to food, within confined containers in standardised conditions with constant day-night cycles and hence no environmental stimuli.

A biobox is a software container with a standardised interface that describes what kind of input files and parameters are accepted and which output files are to be returned.

Using a kit of standardised parts, such as shipping containers, these "gaps in the city" could be made use of, he says: "I think my project's feasible.