Sentence examples for tonnage material from inspiring English sources

This tonnage material flows model was then combined with consumption and territorial carbon emissions factors for material production and waste [34].

This suggests that policy makers should focus on different material types depending on how they want to maximise their impact (e.g. reducing Scotland tonnage material consumption versus reducing Scotland's global environmental impact).

More than the rest, Ms. Person and Ms. Salit act as filters, deciding what fraction of the tonnage of material submitted to "Fresh Air" should be funneled to Ms. Gross.

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.

Polyethylene (PE), despite having the simplest basic structure of any polymer (a repetition of CH2 units), is the largest tonnage plastics material.

For lower-grade deposits located near the surface, the open-pit method is the most practical for the mining of large tonnages of material.

By tonnage of transported material, Missouri is by far the largest user of the river accounting for 83 percent of river traffic, while Kansas has 12 percent, Nebraska three percent and Iowa two percent.

The tonnages of musk compounds reported by Luckenbach and Epel (2005) in their article (7,000 8,000 tons) are higher than the industry-reported global tonnage of these materials.

The model was most sensitive to changes in material production tonnages (both in the 2012 baseline and 2050 circular economy scenario).

The company operates its business through four reportable segments: Merchant Gases, Tonnage Gases, Electronics and Performance Materials, and Equipment and Energy.

For Cherwell, the main interest of the report lay not in the niceties of classifying degrees of neurosis but in a simple arithmetical ratio of tonnage and intensity to human and material strain.