Sentence examples for stock terminal from inspiring English sources

The authors developed railway production data to model the proposed improvements in rolling stock, terminal structure, the Swiss Split business model and SWL production improvements.

The authors were responsible for the analysis of the railway production changes that could be achieved by specific improvements in the four improvement areas: Rolling stock Terminal structure Swiss Split business model SBB Cargo SWL production scheme.

Its largely empty space is devoid of books, papers or stock quote terminal.

There is no stock quot terminal in sight, just a stack of annual reports behind his desk.

The analysis of today's Swiss Split distribution by rail showed weaknesses in the fields of rolling stock, transhipment terminal structures and the production schemes for SWL.

Currently Swiss Split service is quite successful, although it still has several weaknesses (e.g. in the areas of rolling stock, transhipment terminal structures and the service production schemes for single wagon load i.e. SWL) that reduce its competitiveness compared to container distribution by road [2].

Reuters, the world's biggest publicly traded news and financial information provider, announced its largest loss today, a result of the global economic slowdown that has decimated the market for its stock trading terminals and left the company exposed to cheaper, nimbler rivals.

Bruckmann [2] has already identified the main Swiss Split weaknesses as follows: Very old rolling stock Widely dispersed terminal structure Business plan focuses only on the SWL transport link (i.e., does not include terminal operations or return of empty containers to depots) General SWL production scheme (affecting all SBB Cargo SWL products including Swiss Split).

They were then immersed in an equilibration buffer for 10 min and incubated with a stock solution of terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase enzyme at 37°C for 1 h.

The first sub-problem synthetically optimizes frequency setting, timetabling and the rolling stock circulation at the terminal without a yard.

Bloomberg financial terminals hummed, stock prices raced across an electronic ticker, and CNBC blared in the background.