In the context of this approach, there is a need for clear criteria to avoid a split-up in many substances with small tonnages below the REACH triggers for registration requirements due to the variability of nanomaterials.
In its mobile small-tonnage version, this technology can be used on gas-condensate fields.
Half a century ago, many mountain farmers grew pears without irrigation, harvesting low tonnage of fruits that were smaller but sweeter and more concentrated in flavor.
By no means small, with tonnage of 139,500, the all-suite, all-balcony ship is for a maximum of only 516 passengers.
Because in those years pop records were monaural, and the LP and commercial television arrived only in 1949 and '51 respectively, the considerable Sinatra legacy from the '40s and early '50s seems small beside the tonnage of material from his last three decades now inundating the marketplace.
DOENITZ: Yes, they were, and in addition there were the smaller submarines of lower tonnage, which could operate only as far as the North Sea.
The bluefin is nearing collapse, and its abundant misfortune is passed on to countless other creatures — the unwanted fish, turtles and seabirds killed as bycatch, the immense tonnage of smaller fish vacuumed up to fatten captured bluefin in Mediterranean "farms".
A small tax was levied on tonnage owned, and ordinary taxes on corporate profits were waived or so it seemed.
Lincoln responded that, since higher cotton prices enabled the Confederacy to make as much profit as before the war off a small fraction of the antebellum tonnage, it was better to let Northern commercial interests buy and export the cotton than to let the rebels do it directly.
