- docker) is a
waterfront manual laborer who is
involved in
loading and
unloading ships.
After the
intermodal shipping container revolution of the 1960s...
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sideways as well. Lake
freighters on the
Great Lakes use conveyor-based
unloading gear to
empty funnel-shaped
holds from the bottom,
lifting the bulk cargo...
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interlaces over the
unloading mechanism at the base of the bins and
blocks the flow of
stored material by
gravity into the
unloading system. Rat-holing...
- Look up
loading in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Loading may
refer to:
Carbohydrate loading, a
strategy emplo**** by
endurance athletes to
maximize the...
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Practice for Safe
Loading and
Unloading of Bulk
Carriers (BLU Code).
Within the BLU Code is a
manual for the safe
unloading and
loading of bulk cargoes...
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seller is not able to
organize unloading, they
should consider shipping under DAP
terms instead. All
charges after unloading (for example,
import duty, taxes...
- of
liquefied natural gas (LNG). It
comprises equipment for
loading and
unloading of LNG
cargo to/from ocean-going tankers, for
transfer across the site...
- rail cars
unloading on ore
docks and
unloading machinery at the
receiving docks, but
modern lakers are self
unloaders,
allowing them to
unload faster and...
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Acute cardiac unloading is any maneuver, therapy, or
intervention that
decreases the
power expenditure of the
ventricle and
limits the
hemodynamic forces...
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derives from the
phrase breaking bulk, a term for
unloading part of a ship's cargo, or
commencing unloading the cargo.
Ships carrying break-bulk
cargo are...
