Bringing that kind of tonnage into low Earth orbit will mean that SpaceX can do things like combine more missions, as well as service a new category of customer with heavier cargo requirements.
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.
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.
If even the different nanoforms of a substance were treated as different substances, such an approach would need very low tonnage triggers for the registration and data obligations in REACH.
After the first registration deadline on December 2010, approximately 5,000 individual substances were registered including intermediates (OSII, TII) and low tonnage substances (1 to 10 t/a) for which no DNELs and DMELs were derived.
Even if a substantial number of chemicals in the lowest tonnage band will be prioritized, and consequently tested according to the REACH requirements, many substances produced or imported in quantities of < 10 metric tons/year will still lack the data necessary for a meaningful hazard assessment and classification according to the classification and labeling directive.
However, most fishing vessels are virtually exempt from such regulations due to their low gross tonnage, below 400 t.
Key constraints in process development in today's low-tonnage chemicals sectors (fine and effect chemicals) remain the time and cost spent obtaining data to identify and verify new processes.
It was also uneconomical to use the weapon against low-tonnage shipping, Coastal Command's main target.
The commercial fisheries are concentrated on high-value, but low-tonnage benthic species and products (Catch statistics or values are not detailed here).
