Sentence examples for total shipping from inspiring English sources

Insurance, Mr. Miles added, makes up less than 1percentt of total shipping costs.

As the natural outlet for the vast hinterland of the lower Yangtze, Shanghai rapidly grew to become China's leading port and by 1860 accounted for about 25 percent of the total shipping tonnage entering and departing the country.

Actual customer numbers, though, are a bit smaller: 750,000 in total, shipping 2,000 pairs of eyewear daily.

A tweet posted by research director Francisco Jeronimo puts the company's total shipping at 88,000 units for 2017.

In this paper we proposed multi-product, multi-stage reverse logistics network problem for the return products to determine not only the subsets of disassembly centers and processing centers to be opened, but also the transportation strategy that will satisfy demand imposed by manufacturing centers and recycling centers with minimum fixed opening cost and total shipping cost.

They grew less than half as well as tablets did — up by 64.3percentt between Q4 2011 and 2011 — but they are still on the rise, with e-reader makers like Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Kobo in total shipping 10.7 million units in the quarter.

The American forces have already fired off more than 500 Tomahawks, about half the total shipped to the Gulf.

The test results show that the total ship resistance is not equal to the sum of the open-water resistance, wave-added resistance, and ice floe resistance because of the wave ice floe ship interaction.

The energy efficiency design index, the ratio of the above to below deck number of containers, the required freight rate, the ship's zero-ballast container capacity and the total ship resistance were used in this study.

Legionella spp. was identified in all but one ferries (66% of the total ships), while cruiser ships were not contaminated.

Although total annual shipping to and from Japan has continued to rise, the Japanese shipping sector has declined steadily since the 1970s, both in terms of cargo tonnage hauled and number of ships.