Vectura

E Vicipaedia

Vectura^[1] est motus viatorum et onerum (e.g. mercimoniorum) ab uno loco ad alium. Vectura a variis modis, sicut aëre, ferriviis, viis, aqua, ancorali, ductibus (aquaeductu, gasiductu, oleiductu), et spatio exsequitur.

Index 1 Vide etiam 2 Bibliographia 3 Nexus externi 4 Notae

[recensere] Vide etiam

• Efficientia lignorum in vectura
• Index vecturae
• Vectura in hodiernis civitatibus

[recensere] Bibliographia

• Bardi, Edward, John Coyle, et Robert Novack. 2006. Management of Transportation. Thomson South-Western. ISBN 0-324-31443-4.
• Chopra, Sunil, et Peter Meindl. 2007. Supply Chain Management. Pearson. ISBN 0-13-208608-5.
• Cooper, Chris, John Fletcher, David Gilbert, Stephen Wanhill, et Rebecca Shepherd. 1998. Tourism Principles and Practice. Ed. 2a. Harlow: Longman. ISBN 0-582-31273-6.
• Lay, Maxwell G. 1992. Ways of the World: A History of the World's Roads and of the Vehicles that Used Them. Rutgers University Press. ISBN 0813526914.
• Stopford, Martin. 1997. Maritime Economics. London: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-15310-7.

[recensere] Nexus externi

• Formula:Wiktionarypar
• Vectura ex "UCB Libraries GovPubs"
• Formula:Dmoz
• en:Wikipedia:Books/Transport

[recensere] Notae

1. ↑ Lewis and Short: vectura; Glossarium Anglicum-Latinum non iam editum a Davide Morgan, Prof. Linguae Francogallicae.; Glossarium Gualterii Redmond