Sentence examples for warehouse places from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the warehouse places more order quantities to satisfy the retailer's demand and prevent stock out.

The demand rate arrived to the warehouse equals λ1 and λ2 for each product j, j = 1, 2, respectively, and the warehouse places orders of products 1 and 2 with rates λ1 and λ2, respectively, to the corresponding manufacturing plant, where, λ1 = ∑ λi 1 and λ2 = ∑ λi 2(i = 1,, …, r).

The refugees needed buildings such as schools, hospitals, warehouses, places of worship were built for them.

And in the late 80s, when ecstasy and acid house combined to pull in a crowd that finally filled the Haçienda's vast warehouse space, got the place rocking so hard the sweat dripped off the underside of the balcony and made the walls wet and your head steam when you tipped out into the cool night air, Mancunians were having too much of a good time to notice that everyone else was staring.

Like mushrooms around a stump, blocks devoted to automotive commerce spring up on the margins in all five boroughs: under highway overpasses, in failing warehouse districts; places where land comes cheap, and residents, if there are any, don't have enough clout to make a fuss about the piles of rusting steel littering the landscape, the dust and the noise.

The founder said, "With a variety of agriculture projects you'll see people spending millions to try to build a cold storage warehouse in places were graft, corruption and other issues make it hard to even get something built.

For many people who "shared a queer identity," underground venues like the warehouse were places where they felt safe.

The raid on what the police called a counterfeit purse warehouse took place just after 1 p.m. at 415 Broadway, at Canal Street.

The San Diego warehouse was placed under surveillance by US federal agents after they were tipped off by an informant who told them about the sale of drills and other construction equipment in August and September.

SWG3 Studio Warehouse, Eastvale Place, Sat Patric Baird A festival of music and sound art, Full Of Noises offers a programme of installations and workshops, culminating in a weekend of public performance.

It's a warehouse, this place: cement floors, fluorescent tube lights in the ceiling, flyers taped to the painted cinder-block walls — ads for phone services, for immigration attorneys, for psychologists.