Sentence examples for traditional container from inspiring English sources

Heat and mass transfer in syringes were compared against the traditional container system (i.e., glass tubing vial).

The relational metaphor is totally different from the traditional container metaphor in neuropsychology and computer science, because the latter perceive that memory and knowledge are stored in individual neurons and the neurons function as containers.

According to CNN, the new design is eco-friendly, since it apparently uses 60percentt less plastic than a traditional container and the box makes it easier and cheaper to ship.

The weight of the water is spread evenly so a full drum carries almost five times more than traditional containers, but weighs in at half the usual 20kg, allowing it to be transported faster.

The use of plastic, tins and traditional containers (clay pots and Bottle gourd) are the dominants in most part of Ethiopia which can be a potential source for the contamination of milk by bacteria, because these allow the multiplication of bacteria on milk contact surfaces during the milking process and their difficult nature for cleaning is also very crucial for contamination of milk.

A successful switch from traditional to container shipping in 1968 was relatively short-lived, as the subsequent introduction elsewhere of much larger container ships meant that the company's vessels, which were restricted to a maximum length of 530 feet imposed by the ship canal's lock chambers, could no longer compete economically.

But the traditional takeout container doesn't seem bound for extinction.

And at the rear of the building will be a refrigeration unit, rather than the traditional dumping container.

Ms. Bloom has surrounded each of the restored ceramics with emblematic objects and pictures, including a lovely, intricately constructed and patterned traditional paper container for each (a symbol of protection); a photograph and an X-ray of each; and, on the wall under broken glass, a poster-size reproduction of an old photograph of an acrobat juggling crockery (the risk of being fully alive).

Its traditional and container ports are among the busiest in the world.

They all felt the device attracted attention, but the attention did not bother them primarily because the device did not look like a traditional pill container.