Shifting definition

Shifting. Means the physical movement within the Terminal area of any cargo, mark or lot but does not apply if additional sorting is required.
Shifting means the process by which a portion of a load is transferred from one axle group to another by adjusting air pressure, adjusting the fifth wheel, or physically moving part of the load to another axle group without removing the load from the vehicle;
Shifting means the movement of a container or break bulk cargo from hatch to hatch or within the same hatch on a vessel or the movement of cargo on the same level in the same hold or in the same hold from one level to another;

Examples of Shifting in a sentence

  • Shifting the workweek back will be allowed with seven (7) days’ notice to the Employee and Union provided that, once the shift in workweek has been executed, any additional requests for shift in the workweek would not be allowed earlier than five (5) weeks from the date that the workweek had shifted.

  • At the same time, I narrow my engagement with practice 26 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, “Reconceiving Practice,” in Shifting Boundaries, eds.

  • Strong, Shifting Gears: Changing Algorithms on the Fly to Expedite Byzantine Agreement, Inf.


More Definitions of Shifting

Shifting. When a Vessel shifts alongside dock only, one and one half (11/2) times the docking rate will be charged. Vessels shifting without power anywhere alongside dock only, will be double (two times) the docking charge.
Shifting means the movement of a vessel from one berth to another berth or from one berth to anchorage / mooring or vice versa within the port limits.
Shifting means to move from one stall to another or from one section to another
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Shifting means the use of the BESS to shift Energy Output into a different time than when it is generated.
Shifting or “Shift” means the movement of a container or break-bulk cargo from one area to another area on the same vessel or shifting to access containers in the yard for inspections, seal cutting or special request for delivery or loading onto a vessel.
Shifting means the movement of a Vessel from one berth to another.