Sentence examples for tonnage I from inspiring English sources

It had a gross registered tonnage (i.e., carrying capacity) of 46,328 tons, and when fully laden the ship displaced (weighed) more than 52,000 tons.

Only the huge United Nations and military trucks don't — exempted by gross tonnage, I guess.

The extra tonnage, I imagined, would make up for what I couldn't provide through sheer weight of personality.

At the end of his testimony, Green told the court that he was afraid to load ammunition because of "them officers racing each division to see who put on the most tonnage, and I knowed the way they was handling ammunition it was liable to go off again.

Within each study, catches and IUU fishing (discarded and illegal assembled separately) of the four highest volume (i.e., tonnage caught) species were estimated from the source studies (seven countries only had three species listed).

Bombs first assumed military importance with the rapid development of zeppelins and aircraft in World War I, but the tonnages dropped in that conflict were insignificant, largely because the carrying capacity of the aircraft was so small.

I'd give all the tonnage of his later work for a table sculpture I could carry away in my arms, like a kicking and squirming child.

For demonstration purposes, one non-metric and five metric variables were selected, namely fatality, ship's properties (i.e. age, gross register tonnage, and length), number of people on board, and marine accidents.

A major shortfall of this approach is the inability to assess the risk caused by the well-known geological uncertainty, i.e. the in situ grade and tonnage variability of the mineral deposit.

I could go on, but the sheer tonnage of mind-numbing verbal diarrhea is simply too voluminous to recount here.

For substances in the 1 10 metric tonnage band that will be categorized either as non-phase-in (i.e., substances introduced on the market after REACH went into force) or as prioritized phase-in substances, the data required in REACH will enable application of the classification criteria for acute (mammalian) toxicity.