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Cargo handling equipment for dry cargo vessels1
International Shipbuilding Progress, 1964The paper gives comparisons between the various types of cargo handling equipment such as winches with various designs of derricks, cranes and cargo lifts, giving their advantages and disadvantages for different types of vessel, also different types of cargo to be handled. The emphasis is on dry cargo carried by the “Liner Trade”. The paper also covers
Brown, A.S., Beniston, P.T.
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The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1976
The human eating of human beings is not confined to exotic peoples. It is part of the human condition. It occurs as a preferred form of protein consumption or as the result of extreme necessity, to absorb the virtues of others, to facilitate conception, for magicoreligious reasons, in warfare, famine, revenge, filial piety, and justice.
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The human eating of human beings is not confined to exotic peoples. It is part of the human condition. It occurs as a preferred form of protein consumption or as the result of extreme necessity, to absorb the virtues of others, to facilitate conception, for magicoreligious reasons, in warfare, famine, revenge, filial piety, and justice.
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Cargo Recognition and Cargo-Mediated Regulation of Unconventional Myosins
Accounts of Chemical Research, 2014Organized motions are hallmarks of living organisms. Such motions range from collective cell movements during development and muscle contractions at the macroscopic scale all the way down to cellular cargo (e.g., various biomolecules and organelles) transportation and mechanoforce sensing at more microscopic scales. Energy required for these biological
Lu, Qing, Li, Jianchao, Zhang, Mingjie
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Context-specific regulation of extracellular vesicle biogenesis and cargo selection
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2023Andrew C Dixson +2 more
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