- Containerization. Broeze,
Frank (2002). The
Globalisation of the Oceans:
Containerisation from the 1950s to the Present.
Research in
Maritime History, issue...
- With railways, a
break of
gauge occurs where a line of one
track gauge (the
distance between the rails, or
between the
wheels of
trains designed to run...
- Refinery. The
Jawaharlal Nehru Port,
which handles 55–60% of India's
containerised cargo, was
commissioned on 26 May 1989
across the cr**** at
Nhava Sheva...
- A
containerized housing unit,
usually abbreviated as CHU (and
sometimes called containerized living unit or CLU) is an ISO
shipping container pre-fabricated...
- A
modular data
center system is a
portable method of
deploying data
center capacity. A
modular data
center can be
placed anywhere data
capacity is needed...
-
shipping tonnage handled, at 2.85 billion
gross tons (GT), and in
terms of
containerised traffic, at 37.2 million twenty-foot
equivalent units (TEUs). It is...
-
United Kingdom and
across the world),
changing housing patterns and
containerisation in the
maritime industry contributed to a
downtrend in the city's productivity...
-
commonly applied to
timber poles, and are
commonly ****ociated with cargo,
containerisation, the
Scouting movement, sailors, and gardeners. It has been imagined...
-
Clydeport is the King
George V Dock, near Braehead.
Since the
advent of
containerisation, most
other facilities, such as
Hunterston Terminal, are
located in...
- The
London Docks were one of
several sets of
docks in the
historic Port of London. They were
constructed in Wapping,
downstream from the City of London...
