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Economics of containerization

1988
Containerization is a method of distributing merchandise in a unitized form. It permits an intermodal transport system to be evolved, that is one providing a combination of rail, road, canal and maritime transport. It is long established; in recent years the fourth generation of container ship has emerged.
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Introduction to Containerization

2018
In this chapter, we look at what Docker is, as well as what containerization is and how it is different from virtualization.
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Containerization: The Beginning

1986
April 26, 1956, was a rainy, cool day in Port Newark, New Jersey, not unlike many other spring days in the New York area. The departure for Houston, Texas, of the partially converted World War II vintage T-2 tanker Ideal X was very much of a routine affair, except for one thing.
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CONTAINERIZATION AT CANADIAN PORTS

Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1975
Containerization has produced significant changes in the traffic of Canadian ports, reflecting both carrier and route characteristics. The formerly unified system of the St. Lawrence and its Maritime winter outports has been separated into two functionally distinct groups. Container shipping into the St. Lawrence is dominated by small carriers, calling
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Containerization

2000
A Kader Mazouz, C Han
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containerize, v.

2023
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Containerizing Your Environment

2021
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Managing Containerized Applications

2017
Rick Sturm, Carol Pollard, Julie Craig
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Containerization

2012
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Containerization

1977
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