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Microbridge
| Глоссарий сокращений морских терминов (английский) |
- A system of through rates and service offered by a carrier for cargo shipments from any inland u.s. location to a port by sea, to a foreign port, and finally overland to foreign inland destination.
- A system of through rates and service offered by a carrier for cargo shipments from any inland u.s. location to a port, by sea to a foreign port and finally overland to foreign inland destination.
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Destination, английский
- Пункт назначения; «отечный пункт маршрута
- Пункт назначения; конечный пункт маршрута
- Final point/place to which cargo is delivered to consignee/customer.
- Заданная (запрограммированная) координата (положения рабоче- го органа станка с чпу; см. также dеstinаtiоn роint ф distаnсе dеmаnd
- The point at which a voyage ends or is scheduled to end.
- A synchronization provider that provide its current knowledge, accept a list of changes from the source provider, detect any conflicts between that list and its own items, and apply changes to its data store.
- The location (drive, folder, or directory) to which a file is copied or moved.
- The ssis data flow component that loads data into data stores or creates in-memory datasets.
- Место назначения
- Пункт назначения
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Slop tank, английский
- A tank in a tanker into which slops are pumped. these represent a residue of the ship`s cargo of oil together with the water used to clean the cargo tanks. they are left to separate out in the slop tank.
- A container for the storage of oily waste pending disposal.
Landbridge, английский
- A system of through rates and service offered by a carrier for cargo shipments from a foreign port to a u.s. port, across u.s. land to another u.s. port and finally by sea to a foreign port destination.
- A system of through rates and service offered by a carrier for cargo shipments from a foreign port to a port at one part of a land-mass, across land to another port at another part of that land-mass and finally by sea to a foreign port destination.
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