Sentence examples for annual quantities from inspiring English sources

The average annual quantities, as registered by the Casa de Contratación (not counting the unknown quantities that were smuggled), rose rapidly from about 1 million pesos in the five-year period from 1526 to 1530 to 5 million from 1541 to 1554 and then to the peak of more than 35 million during the period from 1591 to 1595.

Several sites along the British Columbia coast receive annual quantities in excess of 100 inches (2,500 mm), but British Columbia receives much less precipitation in summer than in winter because low-pressure systems move on a more northerly track in summer and seldom cross the southern part of the coast.

Because the operational dose limits tend to be annual quantities that may not be exceeded in any year of operation, calculation of the doses resulting from combinations of event sequences that are expected to occur at least once can provide insight on the maximum annual dose expected during the operation of a proposed facility.

This study reports the annual quantities of diabetes-related resource use in different countries from 2006 07.

The HPV program focused on chemicals produced in or imported into the United States in annual quantities of ≥ 1 million pounds, which in 1998 amounted to approximately 2,800 substances.

Furthermore, a refined exposure assessment accounted for multiple facilities and their respective annual quantities of chemical releases, an improvement from previous studies that estimated exposure based on distance to the nearest industrial facility.

This is annual quantity of self-supplied water withdrawn for irrigation, livestock and aquaculture purposes.

In addition, the annual quantity of waste lubricating oil is high, of which 40 45 % can be reused through regeneration treatment [5].

Marsh wrote that "a majority of the foresters and physicists who have studied the question are of opinion that in many, if not all cases, the destruction of the woods has been followed by a diminution of the annual quantity of rain and dew" (Marsh 1864).

This creates some compilation difficulties and also does not allow exact assessment of the annual quantity of timber supplied.

The total annual quantity of sodium purchased was 41,454 kg, or ≈2.0 kg sodium per household/y (equivalent to ≈5.4 g sodium per household/d or 14 g salt).