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dwell time

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The time cargo remains in a terminal's in-transit storage area while awaiting shipment by clearance transportation. See also storage.


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Energy savings is said to be another key benefit, especially when considering longer dwell time applications.
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These units are said to provide extreme position accuracy, and the U-shaped conveyor increases the dwell time of product in the starwheel, providing greater container stability.
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Precision munitions currently in theater lack the scalability and responsiveness to engage these targets that have low dwell time.
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