Once the uranium was shipped from Antwerp it was transferred to an Israeli freighter at sea and brought to Israel.

The second engine was then shipped to France and first ran there on 13 December 1974.

Around 100 systems were shipped during 1988 1992.

The first company that I analyzed was Federal Express, which at the time had not yet shipped its first package.

Of the 136,000 horses shipped from Australia to fighting fronts in the war, only one, Sandy, was returned to Australia.

In recent decades, some of the most dangerous work has been shipped overseas (ironically, much of it to China).

Some organs are also shipped to Uganda and the Netherlands.

But what was shipped back from America across the Atlantic to Europe and what was paid for in imports from Asia with American products was never real wealth.

It was first described in public at the SHARE 56 conference in Houston, Texas, in 1981, where customer reaction, championed by Ted Johnston of SLAC, led to it being shipped as an IBM product in 1982.

In particular, it was the recipient of most of the increasing quantities of grain (mostly wheat) that was being grown on farms in Ohio and Indiana, and shipped on Lake Erie for transshipment to the Erie Canal.

When he was eight, someone put him on a boat in Odessa and sent him, shipped him to Israel on his own.

And if you really look into it, particularly when it comes to plastic bottles, most of it is only down cycled, or incinerated, or shipped to China.

PowerPoint has this built into every copy of PowerPoint that's shipped.

Essentially, the EU had simply shipped part of its emissions offshore.

The first full release, NeXTSTEP 1.0, shipped on September 18, 1989.

However, it is strongly recommended that sufficient quantities be brought or shipped to the Congress site by delegations well before the Congress.

better than lamb produced in New Zealand, frozen and shipped to the U.K.?

The first commercial digital disk storage device was the IBM 350 which shipped in 1956 as a part of the IBM 305 RAMAC computing system.

Promising to give exhibitions of paintings, I shipped my paints and arrived in Mahabalipuram.

Engines assembled in France were subject to the initially strict export agreement, which meant that GE's core was built in the U.S., then shipped to the SNECMA plant in France where it was placed in a locked room into which even the President of SNECMA was not allowed.

He told his wife and daughter that he was getting shipped back to Iraq (as he had not even told them of his discharge from the Army).

but the specific temperature (and time at temperature) tolerances depend on the actual product being shipped.

Parts were shipped to Jaffa, where there were no suitable facilities for landing the heavy machinery.

This is reminiscent of the defiance of the Supreme Court stay order in September 2004 on iron ore that was shipped from Buchanan port over a period of six months.

Leopard also shipped with several other previously Microsoft only fonts, including Microsoft Sans Serif, Arial Unicode, and Wingdings.

Between 1963 and 1966, about 90 tons of yellowcake were allegedly shipped to Israel from Argentina in secret.

The inventory of medical SDS is stored, maintained, shipped and replenished under a contract with a commercial distributor.

Another alternative would be to build liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals at Siberian ports, where it could be shipped to any port in the world with an LNG regasification terminal.

NEW YORK Long ago, I worked as an analyst on Wall Street. The first company that I analyzed was Federal Express, which at the time had not yet shipped its first package.

Products will not need to be made in those factories and then shipped to customers or to inventory centers.

As of April 2012, approximately 1.5 million units have been shipped to businesses in 39 countries on 4 continents.

For example, security related SDS equipment has been shipped to existing operations to upgrade minimum operational security standards (MOSS).

A production license was arranged in September, and several of the existing W.1 test engines shipped to the US for study, where they were converted to US manufacture as the I A.

In turn, New Zealand lost around 3 percent of the nearly 10,000 horses shipped to the front during the war.

An example is the Crete , in use at Cataline Island, California, in 1915, and shipped to Hawaii the following year.

We've done three. We're planning another one in July in the north of the country. So, we certainly still do open heart, but you can see the contrast between everything that was shipped in we ship everything, instruments. We had explosions because the kit was designed and installed by people who weren't used to it.

Moreover, Chinese exports sometimes would increase in the face of a slump in the volume of cargo being shipped from ports.

Yohei Sasakawa of the Nippon Foundation remembers eating rice shipped from the country in the lean years after the war in Japan.

She has asked the calendar's makers to delete the suggestive captions, but copies have reportedly already shipped to troops in the field.

Because most of Europe was consumed with war, they were unable to produce sufficient food supplies to be shipped to the U.S., and a new plan was implemented with the intent to feed the U.S. and even supply a surplus to other countries in need.

Microsoft Windows Versions of Microsoft Windows including Windows 95, Windows NT 3.51 and higher have shipped with support for the U.S. Dvorak layout.

As part of the Marshall Plan, the United States shipped free tobacco to Germany with 24,000 tons in 1948 and 69,000 tons in 1949.

The list of colors actually shipped with the X11 product varies between implementations, and clashes with certain of the HTML names such as green.

The field office shipped to Vienna detection and protective equipment necessary to support the multidisciplinary training course held there from 2 to 13 May.

The Chagossians were shipped off to the Seychelles and Mauritius, where they were deposited and left to fend for themselves. They were ostracized and isolated.