Sentence examples for standardized container from inspiring English sources

However, there is no standardized container type designed specifically for humanitarian logistics.

An advantage of CubeSats (shared by other smallsats) is that it is delivered to the launch provider in a standardized container (deployer) format, such as PPOD or IPOD, that greatly simplifies the process of integration of the smallsat with the launch vehicle [26].

At surgery, the impacted allograft was divided into two 1-mL portions in a standardized container.

One TEU (= twenty-foot equivalent unit) is the size of a little standardized container with an average load of 10 t.

The company had the sea legs and finances to take advantage of the revolution in shipping that began in the early 1950s with the introduction of standardized containers, which could be moved from ships to trucks to trains without being unloaded.

The history of the region's port has always been marked by transformation, whether in 1825, when the Erie Canal was opened, allowing trade with the flourishing Midwest; or in 1956, when standardized containers began ushering out the era of winching unevenly shaped break-bulk cargo out of holds.

An American shipper, Sealand, even revolutionized the industry in 1956 when it invented "containerization," or putting goods in standardized containers rather than packing them directly in the vessel.

In this research, intermodal transport is defined as the use of different transport modes in a single transport chain, using loading units such as standardized containers, with no handling of the goods when changing modes (based on [5]) and the focus is solely on hinterland chains.

Study staff provided standardized containers to participants for collection of all samples.

The quantity and the size of each food portion was estimated using standardized containers as described previously [ 13, 14], and subsequently analyzed using the Indian food composition tables to determine nutrient and caloric intake [ 15].

Proponents say the practice could help make the global goods movement system – which has not changed much since the introduction of the standardized shipping container more than a half-century ago – more sustainable.