As he explained how blossoms become smells — aided by a pedagogical poster tracing the process from raw material (petals) to concrete (a waxy solid) to absolute (a highly concentrated oil that goes directly into many perfumes) — workers dumped sack after sack of roses into a giant metal vat, as though they were offloading loot in a heist film.
In comparison, the landed market value (which refers to the market value of goods on the day they are offloaded from a vessel) of shark fisheries around the globe is $630 million per year, but has been in decline over the past 10 to 15 years, the researchers said.
I well up if I see a lizard get hit by a car, but I feel next to nothing when I see a truckload of sheep torturously forced onto a creaking death-ship to suffer in sweltering heat for weeks at sea until they're offloaded to understaffed slaughterhouses in foreign lands.
With French banks in the vanguard, they are offloading dollar-denominated assets.Among the sectors most exposed to this retreat are project finance, asset-based lending in shipping and aviation, and infrastructure funding.
If you decide to take Sony up on this bargain, keep in mind there's a good reason they're offloading all these units: a new slim PS3 is incoming, possibly even this month, and the prices are all moving downward.
"They are offloading supplies as we speak," said Stephane Dujarric, the United Nations spokesperson in New York.
When the two brigades were offloaded, they passed through the city and set up defensive positions to the north.
Soon we eased up to the dock at Sechart, where canoes, kayaks and gear were offloaded.
These data were offloaded monthly from the weather stations.
At the initial visit, subjects were offloaded as described.
