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THE SHIPMENT OF TRADED GOODS AND OF BALLAST IN ANTIQUITY

Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 1989
Summary. A ship's Master has to ensure that goods are loaded in such a combination, and stowed in such a manner, that his ship has a safe freeboard and adequate stability. In antiquity these considerations would have been evaluated from experience and by inherited rules of thumb, whereas today stowage factors are used. Greek decorated pottery, with a
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An Application for Online Shipment of Goods in Vehicles

Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems, 2020
Ravi G
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Goods Shipment Application Through Bids

2024 10th International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems (ICACCS)
A Mahalakshmi, E Saranya, B Gomathi
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Carriers. Loss of Goods. Proof of Shipment

Columbia Law Review, 1921
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ANALYSIS OF THE SHIPMENT OF GOODS BY INLAND WATER TRANSPORT TO THE FAR NORTH

System analysis and logistics, 2021
The article presents an analysis of shipped goods by inland water transport and their forecast using the Trend Line program, which is included in the MS Excel database software. This analysis was based on statistical data for the period from 2015 to 2020 inclusive.
E. A. Pil, A. V. Bychkov
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Shipment of counterfeit goods in Singapore: the extent of liability of freight forwarders

Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice, 2018
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International Commercial Sales: the Sale of Goods on Shipment Terms

2016
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SMALL SHIPMENTS DELIVERY OF GOODS USING A MULTI-AGENT APPROACH

World of transport and technological machines, 2023
This article discusses the problems of delivery of small shipments from manufacturers. The problems of flexibility of the modern logistics system, which must be constantly adjusted for high-quality and effective satisfaction of consumer demand, are considered.
Efimenko Dmitry Borisovich, Demin Vasily Alexandrovich, Komkova Daria Andreevna, Gerami Victoria Darabovna   +3 more
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The Orders-Shipments Mechanism in Canadian Producer Goods Industries

Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1973
Abstract This article tests the hypothesis of a variable lag of shipments of capital goods behind new orders, applied to three major Canadian industries producing mainly to order. This hypothesis, confirmed by earlier studies on American data, is corroborated on the Canadian data. Several supplementary conclusions are also drawn, including a suggestion
Ronald G. Bodkin, K. S. R. Murthy
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