Sentence examples for transferring goods from inspiring English sources

In a study commissioned by the State of Michigan, John Taylor, a transportation specialist at Wayne State University, put the cost of transferring goods at $70 million a year.

"Trade is growing between China and all these countries around it," said Tu'er Hong, whose truck was one of about 50 from China transferring goods to Tajik drivers one day recently at the current post.

The delivery time of transferring goods from warehouses to distribution centers and from distribution centers to customers is considered constant.

BillerudKorsnäs and Holmen Timber seem to have a "wait and see" approach while Stora Enso and Iggesund Paperboard have already begun transferring goods.

The assumptions considered in this model are: The delivery time of transferring goods from warehouses to distribution centers and from distribution centers to customers are considered constant.

Ton-km only measure the physical labour of transferring goods in space, which was probably the major preoccupation of carriers at the beginning of the 20th century, when 90%% of goods were transported on rail and waterways.

Such theories are based on the assumption that, as animals, we select our partners on their suitability for transferring good genes to our offspring and not just, say, as an opportunity for casual sex.

It would be less costly to transfer goods to trains and trucks in Galveston.

In an interview, Mr. Roselló said his vision for the property was of a terminal where large ships coming from points south could transfer goods to smaller ships.

There are also heavy tolls on China's roads, and lorries are restricted from entering most urban areas so must transfer goods onto smaller vehicles.

With the collaborative system, a transfer route is used to transfer goods between suppliers where goods with destinations near other suppliers are transferred to these suppliers.