Sentence examples for terminal yard from inspiring English sources
He may be the only person living in Manhattan who actually needs a Land Rover: It bounced and sloshed across the moonscape of the Bush Terminal yard, which was so flooded that many tracks were underwater.
The terminal level is bounded by engineering boundary conditions, i.e. piping and uplift of the cover layer of the terminal yard.
We optimize the train operational plan in a special network layout, an urban rail corridor with one terminal yard, by decomposing it into two sub-problems, i.e., the train departure profile optimization and the rolling stock circulation optimization.
Hostlers drive primarily small, specialized tractor units in the terminal yard moving trailers to and from the freight dock.
These data indicated that for the LH drivers, P&D drivers, dockworkers, mechanics, and in the terminal yard and in an urban background site, most (≥ 80%) of the EC was from diesel exhaust sources, with a smaller percentage from spark ignition vehicles.
In brief, the job titles are categorized mainly as long-haul driver (driving between cities), pickup/delivery (P&D) driver (local driving within cities), dock worker (moving freight within the terminal), combination worker (workers who both work on the dock and drive P&D trucks), mechanic (repairing tractors and trailers), hostler (moving trucks in the terminal yard), and clerk (office worker).
This paper presents an integer programming model for the terminal and yard allocation problem in a large container transshipment hub with multiple terminals.
Eager to get to La Digue, I scurried to the Air Seychelles domestic terminal 100 yards away.
But when indignity turns to horror — as it did in August for the passengers stuck overnight on a runway in Rochester, Minn., as food and water ran out and toilets overflowed, with the terminal only yards away — some basic protections have to apply.
Most container terminals use yard cranes to transfer containers between the yard and trucks (both external and internal).
The efficiency and effectiveness of rail freight services is largely dependent on the efficiency and effectiveness of terminals, marshalling yards along the transport chain, and feeder transports.
