Sentence examples for the stowage from inspiring English sources
noun
A place where things are stowed.
- Accommodations were so poor I think we were in stowage, with the rest of the cargo.
The British Maritime and Coastguard Agency has undertaken to work with the Royal Yachting Association to clarify the requirements for the stowage of inflatable life rafts, and the Royal Yachting Association has drafted enhancements to its sea survival handbook relating to the possibility of a keel failure.
But "sometimes people go, 'Hey, we didn't think about that.' " He has suggested placing a live camera in the stowage module so that bags that are hard to identify can be held in front of the camera and experts on the ground can help to quickly resolve confusion that can typically take up enormous amounts of time.
Meanwhile, optimizing the stowage plan of outbound containers in container yards reduces yard crane operating time.
This system contains six modules: the demand forecasting, the stowage planning, the shipping line optimization, the slot pricing and allocation, the container distribution, and the contribution analysis.
This makes stowage very complex (Bortfeldt and Gehring 2001; Steenken et al. 2004; Dekker et al. 2006), especially because the stowage plans have to be aligned over all the different ports that have to (un load the ship (Wilson and Roach 2000).
The new system supplies fully outside, dry air at low momentum through a narrow channel passage along both side cabin walls to middle height of the cabin just beneath the stowage bins, while simultaneously humidified air is supplied through both perforated under aisles.
You gain about ten square feet of space in the way back over the trunk-equipped IS, but the layout of the SportCross stowage box is awkward for anything but soft-sided luggage.
The Ship Stowage Planning Problem is the problem of determining the optimal position of containers to be stowed in a containership.
I know what he means by features – the mesh on the seats, the padded square that stood for a handbrake, the oddment stowage – but I never got to the bottom of what he meant by stuff.
Since the cargo stowage or control, and the marine pollution prevention equipment, etc., are different from major functions of ship building and sailing, it seems that their IT convergence is still low.
And, for the sailing control, the convergence level is measured for the cargo stowage, loading and unloading facilities, anchoring/mooring facilities, and navigation systems.
