Sentence examples for for tonnage from inspiring English sources

"Last time, we went for tonnage," Mr. Roffman said.

Upon entering the canal at Port Said or Suez, ships are assessed for tonnage and cargo (passengers have ridden without charge since 1950) and are handled by one or two pilots for actual canal transit, which is increasingly controlled by radar.

Figures for tonnage are not available for the early years, but were 79,359 tons in 1821.

The HRs for tonnage and duration of coal use were a bit larger among women than among men.

Following the structure of the REACH regulation for tonnage-based triggers, it would be reasonable to stipulate a simplified registration for nanomaterials starting from 100 kg/a, which requires information about substance identity, characterisation and use.

The highest correlations obtained are 0.9042 for length, 0.7911 for draught, 0.8301 for gross tonnage, and 0.7930 for summer deadweight.

For instance, in training, we use a total of 134,000 images for draught, 142,000 images for gross tonnage, 140,000 images for length and 148,000 images for summer deadweight.

Each of these laptops has something to recommend it: the NEC for low tonnage, the WinBook for speed, the Fujitsu for flexibility and the iBook for art and economy.

"Years ago, you basically bought for the tonnage, you bought slots and you bought for the price," he said.

For example for the bioconcentration factor endpoint, only the simple classification (of bioaccumulative or not) is required for lower tonnage chemicals, while a continuous value is required for higher tonnage chemicals (above 100 tonnes/year).

Table 4 shows that attribute-based representation performs better for predicting length and draught; nevertheless, it performs slightly worse for gross tonnage and summer deadweight.