Sentence examples for where container from inspiring English sources

Often, at night, Walter Hobbes would lie awake in his apartment high above the broad curved sweep of the river, where container ships and tankers hung at anchor, their white running lights illuminating bits of the dense breezy darkness, and wonder what had caused Betsy to suddenly need to be divorced from him.

The NILUS sensor nodes are networked using technology provided by the Seaweb team, which is also helping a Singaporean project called UNET.The shallow offshore waters around Singapore, where container ships and snapping shrimp create a racket, present a particularly difficult environment for acoustic signalling, but UNET nodes manage to communicate at distances of more than 2km.

This isn't the first contest either, as Sony Ericsson and Orange tried it last year in Switzerland, where Container 6 were awarded a contract with BMG Sony, and the Swiss will get to try again later this year along with other European nations to follow suit.

As far as container longitudinal position is concerned (Table 3, central column) it was pointed out that along the first 3.5 m of each repetition, regardless the formulation, pellet CR averagely ranged 44.6 45.9 % with no significant differences between these containers; things significantly changed at the end of the repetition where container n. 1 CR was 30%%.

Right now, PSA can readily determine where containers have come from, but not what is in them.

Singapore, in contrast, is a trans-shipment port, where containers arrive to be transferred to other vessels to continue their onward voyage.Singapore remains the largest trans-shipment port in the world, and that is unlikely to be challenged by the rise of the Chinese ports, or even Dawei, which will operate largely like Shanghai.

Where containers have always fallen short is that we don't really have distinct work and private lives.

Once you get into a situation where containers add more density, they begin to interfere with each other," Chou explained.

We address a truck scheduling problem that arises in intermodal container transportation, where containers need to be transported between customers (shippers or receivers) and container terminals (rail or maritime) and vice versa.

These policies are then enforced throughout the development lifecycle, across all the locations where containers are deployed (e.g. dev workstations, test environment in AWS, production environment on VMware).

A reverse logistics problem, motivated by blood distribution of the American Red Cross, is examined where containers in which products are delivered from a central processing point to customers (stops) in one period are available for return to the central point in the following period.